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Libraries in Cyberspace: Are Students Ready to Rocket? Pamela Jackson, Information Literacy Librarian Linda Salem, Education Librarian

Libraries in Cyberspace: Are Students Ready to Rocket?

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Page 1: Libraries in Cyberspace:  Are Students Ready to Rocket?

Libraries in Cyberspace:

Are Students Ready to Rocket?

Pamela Jackson, Information Literacy Librarian

Linda Salem, Education Librarian

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Views from the Observation Deck (Under the Dome)

• iPod Nanos, not video, are the norm.• Help, Scotty! Laptop use has

overloaded our wireless circuits.• Computer labs are packed and have

long lines.• “Express email terminals" are a

MySpace mecca.• Outreach info should be placed at

ground level to catch the Text Messagers.

• Redesign of computing spaces to facilitate collaboration is needed.

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Library Liaisonshttp://infodome.sdsu.edu/about/libdirectory.shtml

Anne TurhollowExercise and Nutrition Sciences

Ellie Dworak or Martha McPhail

Women's Studies

Robert FikesAfricana Studies

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Carolyn BaberJournalism, Communication, and Recreation

Linda MuroiChild and Family Development

Patrick SullivanRecreation (Business aspects)

Library Liaisonshttp://infodome.sdsu.edu/about/libdirectory.shtml

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Library Liaisons

Educational Technology Librarian

Linda [email protected]

(619) 594-5148

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Information Literacy

Consider adding information literacy student learning outcomes as you redesign

your courses or programs.

http://infodome.sdsu.edu/infolit/

Pamela Jackson, Information Literacy Librarian

[email protected]

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Blackboard Support Pages

Library Blackboard Support Pageshttp://infodome.sdsu.edu/infolit/blackboard.shtml

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Why Use Multimedia in the Library?

• Increase in portable technologies continues to enhance how students learn.

• Increase in large class sizes creates the need to reach our students in innovative ways.

• Makes libraries more relevant, innovative, and contemporary for 21st century learners.

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Library Video Tour (work in progress)

Video on YouTube

Video on Rohan

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Library Slideshow Tour (work in progress)

Video on YouTube

Video on Rohan

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Library Database Instruction Using Captivate

Advanced ERIC Searching

http://dometest.sdsu.edu/infolit/eric_final.swf

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Library Database Instruction Using Captivate

http://dometest.sdsu.edu/infolit/ericfirstsearch.swf

Using ERIC via First Search

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Instant Messenging

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Thank You

Question/Comments?

Linda SalemEducation [email protected] (619) 594-5148

Pamela JacksonInformation Literacy [email protected](619) 594-3809