Librarianship
affords us the opportunity to create flexible and inclusive information
literacy instruction that is informed by the ACRL Visual Literacy
Competency Standards for Higher Education and the Framework for
Information Literacy. These two presentations highlight strategies using
the ACRL Standards and Framework to introduce students to diverse
systems of thought and artistic production and allow students to gain
transferable skills that can be applied in other disciplines and
professional experiences.
Guest presenters:
Nicole Beatty: Arts and Humanities Librarian, Weber State University
“Standards and Frames: Teaching with Mami Wata”
Amber Welch: Art Librarian & Instructional Technology Consultant, Mount Holyoke College
“Engaging Students in new Modes of Research: Wordpress for Digital Art History Projects”
Moderator:
Alexander Watkins: Art & Architecture Librarian, University of Colorado Boulder
Presented by the ARLIS/NA Professional Development Committee/Education Subcommittee and ACRL Arts
Using the ACRL Framework to Incorporate Visual and Digital Literacies into Instruction
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