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The title of this record reflects the evolving conceptualization and names of what began a generation ago as "library orientation". Today, the word "library" -- as in library literacy -- is giving way to "information" in order to encompass the Web. And some institutions and individuals are striving to move beyond "information" -- toward knowledge -- by applying the phrase "critical reasoning skills" to their teaching efforts.
The Library Orientation Series covers it all.

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The Library Orientation Series - Table of Contents

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  • No. 36: Information Literacy and the Technological Transformation of Higher Education: Papers and Documents of the ACRL Instruction Section Think Tank III. These proceedings continue a long tradition of focused discussion on the future direction of library instruction in higher education.
  • No. 35: Reflective Teaching: A Bridge to Learning: Selected Papers Presented at the Thirty-First National LOEX Library Instruction Conference Held in Madison Wisconsin. This volume looks at the essentials of instruction: teaching and learning; and the integral step of self-assessment.
  • No. 34: Integrating Information Literacy into the College Experience: Papers Presented at the Thirtieth National LOEX Library Instruction Conference. This volume addresses the diverse issues that are part of the information literacy landscape, and provides useful guidance for making all related programs more productive and effective.

  • No. 33: Managing Library Instruction Programs in Academic Libraries: Selected Papers Presented at the Twenty-Ninth National LOEX Library Instruction Conference. This volume provides advice and insights -- based on experience -- for effectively managing all aspects of a library literacy program.
  • Loex 32 book cover

  • No. 32: First Impressions, Lasting Impact: Introducing the First-Year Student to the Academic Library: Papers and Session Materials Presented at the Twenty-Eighth National LOEX Conference. The conference proceedings explore ways to convey library literacy skills that will empower this special group of library users for a lifetime.

  • No. 31: Library User Education in the New Millennium: Blending Tradition, Trends, and Innovation: Papers and Session Materials Presented at the Twenty-Seventh National LOEX Conference. Covers the diverse issues that library instruction specialists face in preparing students for the information age.

  • No. 30: New Learning Environments: Papers and Session Materials Presented at the Twenty-Sixth National LOEX Conference

  • No. 29: Theory and Practice: Papers and Session Material Presented at the Twenty-Fifth National Loex Library Instruction Conference

  • No. 28: Programs That Work: Papers and Session Material Presented at the Twenty-Fourth National Loex Library Instruction Conference

  • No. 27: New Ways of "Learning the Library" -- and Beyond: Papers and Session Material Presented at the Twenty-Third National Loex Library Instruction Conference

  • No. 26: Change in Reference and BI: How Much Help and How?

  • No. 25: The Impact of Technology on Library Instruction
  • Evan Farber Teaching a Bibliographic Instruction Session

  • No. 24: Bibliographic Instruction in Practice: A Tribute to the Legacy of Evan Ira Farber (See Evan Farber, at right, who is considered the founder of library orientation and bibliographic instruction.)
  • No. 23: What Is Good Instruction Now? Library Instruction in the 90s

  • No. 22: Working with Faculty in the New Electronic Library

  • No. 21: Judging the Validity of Information Sources: Critical Analysis in Bibliographic Instruction
  • Earlier Volumes

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    Earlier volumes in the Library Orientation Series

    Coping with Information Illiteracy:
    Bibliographic Instruction for the Information Age
    edited by Glenn E. Mensching, Jr. and Teresa B. Mensching
    Library Orientation Series, No. 20
    ISBN 0-87650-267-2
    8 1/2 x 11, 202p, paper, 1990, $35.00

    Reaching and Teaching Diverse Library User Groups
    edited by Teresa B. Mensching
    Library Orientation Series, No. 19
    ISBN 0-87650-258-3
    8 1/2 x 11, 165p, paper, 1989, $35.00

    Defining and Applying Effective Teaching Strategies for Library Instruction
    edited by Mary Beth Bunge and Teresa B. Mensching
    Library Orientation Series, No. 18
    ISBN 0-87650-252-4
    8 1/2 x 11, 133p, paper, 1989, $35.00

    Bibliographic Instruction and Computer Database Searching
    edited by Teresa B. Mensching and Keith J. Stanger
    Library Orientation Series, No. 17
    ISBN 0-87650-251-6
    8 1/2x 11, 173p, paper, 1988, $35.00

    Teaching the Online Catalog User
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 16
    ISBN 0-87650-250-8
    8 1/2 x 11, 256p, paper, 1988, $35.00

    Marketing Instructional Services:
    Applying Private Sector Techniques to Plan and Promote Bibliographic Instruction
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 15
    ISBN 0-87650-201-X
    6 x 9, 168p, hardcover, 1986, $25.00

    Bibliographic Instruction and the Learning Process:
    Theory, Style, and Motivation
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 14
    ISBN 0-87650-182-X
    6 x 9, 172p, hardcover, 1984, $25.00

    Teaching Library Use Competence:
    Bridging the Gap from High School to College
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 13
    ISBN 0-87650-145-5
    6 x 9, 242p, hardcover, 1982, $25.00

    Reform and Renewal in Higher Education
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 10
    ISBN 0-87650-124-2
    6 x 9, 130p, hardcover, 1979, $25.00

    Improving Library Instruction:
    How to Teach and How to Evaluate
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 9
    ISBN 0-87650-109-9
    6 x 9, 152p, hardcover, 1979, $25.00

    Putting Library Instruction in Its Place:
    In the Library and in the Library School
    edited by Carolyn A. Kirkendall
    Library Orientation Series, No. 8
    ISBN 0-87650-092-0
    6 x 9, 112p, hardcover, 1978, $25.00

    Library Instruction in the Seventies:
    State of the Art
    edited by Hannelore B. Rader
    Library Orientation Series, No. 7
    ISBN 0-87650-078-5
    6 x 9, 135p, hardcover, 1977, $25.00

    Faculty Involvement in Library Instruction
    edited by Hannelore B. Rader
    Library Orientation Series, No. 6
    ISBN 0-87650-070-X
    6 x 9, 119p, hardcover, 1975, $25.00

    Academic Library Instruction:
    Objectives, Programs and Faculty Involvement
    edited by Hannelore B. Rader
    Library Orientation Series, No. 5
    ISBN 0-87650-063-7
    6 x 9, 75p, hardcover, 1975, $25.00

    Planning and Developing a Library Orientation Program
    edited by Mary Bolner
    Library Orientation Series, No. 3
    ISBN 0-87650-061-0
    6 x 9, 72p, hardcover, 1973, $25.00

    A Challenge for Academic Libraries:
    How to Motivate Students to Use the Library
    edited by Sul H. Lee
    Library Orientation Series, No. 2
    ISBN 0-87650-039-4
    6 x 9, 100p, hardcover, 1973, $25.00

     

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