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Subject: Lecturers, librarians and effective learning
Lecturers, librarians and effective
learning
Another repeat of this successful one-day
workshop designed to facilitate collaborative working
between lecturers and librarians.
Objectives:
As a result of attending this workshop,
participants will be able to:
identify their roles as
promoters of student learning
devise strategies for working
together
plan staff development to
support these strategies
collaborate to develop and
implement effective student learning activities.
Participants:
The workshop is run for combined groups of learning
resource centre staff and teaching staff. It would be most useful if one
librarian and one lecturer could attend together from an institurion as
this promotes joint decision-making and will enable the results to of the
workshop to be continued afterwards in collaboration. If you are a
lecturer or a librarian, please encourage a colleague to join you.
Provider: The Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning
Development.
Location: Central London.
Date: 20th February
2001
Cost: £165
Workshop leaders:
Richard Downing is an experienced developer of both
LRC and teaching staff, specialising in the integration of F/HE teaching staff
(and their teaching methods) with information resources and with the information
professionals who manage them.
Linda Williams has developed teaching and learning
programmes for staff development across the sector. She recently completed
a research project for Kingston University on the professional development needs
of HE staff.
Further information and
bookings:
The Short Course Administrator, The Oxford
Centre for Staff and Learning Development, Oxford Brookes University,
Gipsy Lane Campus, Oxford OX3 0BP.
Tel: 01865 484618
Fax: 01865 484622
