CLIC Board President David Stewart began the Conference talking about CLIC's mission of focusing on our library users.
CLIC Board President David Stewart |
Our keynote speakers, Frank Cervone and Eric Forte, gave an overview of library users and related research.
Keynote speaker Frank Cervone |
Eric Forte reports on OCLC Research study of alumni and parents |
In the afternoon, our Panel of Library Users stole the show with an inspiring and honest appraisal of library service by representatives of our core user group: grad student, adult learner, undergrad, full-time faculty, and adjunct faculty. Siobhan DiZio of Hamline University did a great job moderating the Panel.
Siobhan DiZio of Hamline University |
Our Panel of Library Users |
The Conference ended on a high note, with eight pecha-kucha-style lightning round presentations by library staff from each CLIC institution.
Concordia: Greg Argo and Zach Moss presenting “Who Are You?
Getting to Know Our Users at Concordia.”
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Hamline: Kate Borowske presenting “Citation Interpretation as
Competition: Putting the EmPHAsis on the
Learner.”
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Augsburg: Missy Motl and Stacy Cutinella presenting “Google
Apps: a feast of connections for the user.”
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Bethel: Betsy Dadabo and Lyndi Fabbrini presenting,
“User-Focused Design on a Dime.”
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St Thomas: Ben Durrant presenting “Connecting the Clicks.”
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St Catherine: Anika Fajardo presenting, “Meeting the Library
Needs of Adjunct Faculty.”
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Northwestern: Jessica Nelson Moore presenting “Understanding
the Learner Experience with Curriculum Mapping.”
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Macalester: Jesse Sawyer presenting “One-Stop Shop - The DeWitt
Wallace Consolidated Service Desk.”
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