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- Collection: 2020 CALA Annual Conference
Treasure Hunt in Library? Why Not!
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Make the Most of Data Analyzation to Improve Library Website UX
Position: 292 (303 views)
OCUL Collaborative Futures Project
Position: 229 (315 views)
GIS and Senior Services During Pandemics
Position: 194 (324 views)
Why CALA: Leverage benefits from your CALA membership
Position: 348 (286 views)
VR/AR in Higher Education: Improve Student Engagement through Immersive Learning Environments
Tags: Education, Higher, Virtual reality
Position: 388 (275 views)
Using Digital Humanities Initiative To Advance Diversity and Inclusiveness in Your Library and University: Best Practices
Position: 384 (276 views)
Rural and Urban: Two Private Children’s Libraries
A report of ongoing research in China
First experience: In 2011, a fellow Fulbright Scholar introduced Jon Jablonski to private children’s libraries in Wuhan. From 2014 to 2019, he visited 35 libraries in 14 cities.
Smiling Library introduction in 2017: while…
Tags: Children's libraries--China--Chengdu, Libraries in China, Private libraries--China, Private libraries--China--Chengdu
Position: 366 (281 views)
The Development of Digital Humanities and Academic Research in China: A Special Issue of Library Trends
Tags: Digital humanities in China, Humanities--Data processing, Humanities--Information technology, Libraries in China, Library Trend, Projects in digital humanities, Research in digital humanities, Special issue
Position: 355 (285 views)
Countering Digital Polarization and Advancing Civic Information Literacy with SIFT
Tags: Citizen participation, Counter digital polarization, Digital polarization, Mass media literacy, Media literacy skills, Online misinformation, SIFT technique, Undergraduates
Position: 400 (270 views)
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Academic Libraries’ Support of Student Learning through Designing a Library-based Research Information Literacy Course
This poster illustrates the process of designing a credit information literacy course as a viable alternative to the traditional one-shot library…