The Biomedical Libraries and the Continuing Education Committee of ACRL New England present...

Creative Web-Based Library Education Projects

Dartmouth College's Biomedical Libraries and NEBIC, the bibliographic instruction committee of ACRL/New England, presented "Creative Web-Based Library Education Projects: Distance Learning and Bibliographic Instruction" on Thursday Oct 23, 1997.

This day-long event was held at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire (an easy 2-hour drive from Boston, Springfield MA, and many other New England locations).

The Program:

9:15-9:45: Registration, Continental Breakfast

9:45-10:00: Welcome, Bill Garrity, Director of the Biomedical Libraries

10:00: A WWW Thesis Guide: Thinking and Linking in the Research Process, Patricia Gray, Instruction and Reference Librarian, Middlebury College

10:30: Reinterpreting Access: An Integrated Library/Course WWW Guide to a Colonial New England History Course including Links to Library Catalog Searches and Electronic Reserves, Mary Anne Doyle, Assistant Professor and Systems Librarian, J Eugene Smith Library, Eastern Connecticut State University

11:00: Keeping Current, Keeping Sane, Connie Rinaldo, Head, Collection Services and Karen Odato, Outreach Services Librarian, Biomedical Libraries, Dartmouth College

11:30: Getting Them Started; Designing the Gateway and Orientation Materials, Karl Fattig, Catalog Librarian/Library Webmaster and Kathleen Kenny, Science Librarian, Bowdoin College

12:00-2: 00: Lunch (on your own!)

2:00: Using the Web to Leverage the Curriculum, Carmen Mattei Greenlee, Instructional Media Services Librarian, and Ginny Hopcroft, Government Documents Librarian, Bowdoin College

2:30: The Value of Evaluating a Web-Based Library Instruction Tutorial, Laurie Sabol, Instruction/Faculty Outreach Coordinator, Tisch Library at Tufts University

3:00: Web Site Design, Sarah Horton, Multimedia Applications Specialist, Curricular Computing, Dartmouth College

3:30-3:45: Wrap-Up