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Presentation
HIP Librarianship in an Unsettled World: High-Impact Practices for Online Student Engagement
Association of College & Research Libraries (2021)
  • Gayle Schaub
  • Hazel McClure, Grand Valley State University
  • Doug Worsham, University of California, Los Angeles
  • Katie L. Greer, Oakland University
Abstract
This panel will feature librarians who have collaborated with faculty and other campus partners to develop innovative, high-impact information literacy programs on a variety of campuses, large and small.
Further, the librarians on this panel have navigated recent covid-19-necessitated changes that demanded adaptation to develop new ways to keep students focused and interested. It is the ‘I’ of HIP, the impact, that is the operative word in each of these examples. These librarians will discuss the challenges and successes of transitioning traditional classes and programs online, offering attendees concrete, multi-modal examples of high-impact student engagement in a changing environment.

Keywords
  • information literacy,
  • online education,
  • virtual,
  • high-impact practices
Publication Date
Spring April, 2021
Location
online
Citation Information
Gayle Schaub, Hazel McClure, Doug Worsham and Katie L. Greer. "HIP Librarianship in an Unsettled World: High-Impact Practices for Online Student Engagement" Association of College & Research Libraries (2021)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/schaubg/28/