Session

Ignite Talks

Location

UCC

Start Date

22-5-2014 1:15 PM

End Date

22-5-2014 2:15 PM

Comments

The "flipped" classroom model, one in which the pedagogical paradigm is reversed and the students lead the class lesson at home and do homework in class, could be a viable way to teach library instruction sessions to college level students. This Ignite Talk illustrates a project that was done at LIU Post, where an instructor of the Library Competency Workshop course flipped their classroom. It will show the results of the study that compared pre- and post-test scores to sections of the class that were taught, by the same instructor, in a traditional lecture classroom model. The Ignite Talk will also illustrate how an instructor flipped their classroom along with the pros and cons of doing so.

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May 22nd, 1:15 PM May 22nd, 2:15 PM

Bringing the Flipped Classroom Model to Library Instruction

UCC

 

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