Librarians as Teachers: the New Professionals?
Wednesday 26th May 2010, 09:30-16:00

Bringing together the expertise of noted practitioners, this participative event enabled attendees to consider the status of librarians delivering teaching, and learn practical ways to advance and employ their own teaching skills. The event was relevance to anyone in the LIS sector interested in improving their teaching practice and/or knowledge of current professional developments in this area.
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Picture Gallery (click on an image to view more photos from the day)
Programme
The event programme
included sessions from the following contributors, concluding with a panel session:
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Antony Brewerton |
New libraries, new spaces, new professionals |
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Debbi Boden |
Evolution - do we buy into it? Session Slides |
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Jo Webb |
The HEA advantage: professional recognition in learning and teaching Session Slides |
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Sally Patalong |
The Postgraduate Certificate from three perspectives: student, practitioner and action learning set facilitator Session Slides |
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Geoff Walton |
Across the lines: the shape shifting librarian Session Slides |
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Emma King |
Teaching spaces and learning design Session Slides |
Venue
The Teaching Grid is an innovative teaching practice and development support service, located on Floor 2 of the University of Warwick Main Library, Coventry, West Midlands CV4 7AL.
Seal of Recognition
The Career Development Group has been awarded the CILIP Seal of Recognition, which recognises high standards in the content and relevance of its training: http://www.cilip.org.uk/qualificationschartership/seal
Contacts
If you have questions or require further information about the event, please contact either:
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Ross Connell (UC&R Group), University of Warwick Library Email: r.connell@warwick.ac.uk Telephone: +44(0)2476528258 |
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Jess Humphreys (CDG), University of Warwick Library Email: j.m.humphreys@warwick.ac.uk Telephone+44(0)2476528153 |
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This event was organised by the Career Development Group West Midlands division and University, College and Research Group West Midlands section, groups of CILIP: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, registered charity no. 313014.
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