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    1. Reaching Out at Point of Contact Eight Ideas for Engaging Undergraduates Andrew Wick Klein Candidate for Reference and Instruction Librarian Purchase College Wednesday, March 5, 2008
    2. Points of Contact
      • In the Building
      • Website for Research
      • Website for Help
      • At the Reference Desk
      • Instruction (before)
      • Instruction (during)
      • Instruction (after)
      • Out and About
      • A Welcoming Space
      • Effective Fed. Search
      • Multimedia Tutorials
      • Shifting the Clock
      • Outcome-Based Assign.
      • “ Less is More” Approach
      • Embedded Reference
      • Satellite Reference
    3. In the Building: A Welcoming Space
      • Study space: a variety of options (individual, quiet, group, collaborative)
      • Social space: abandon the “quiet” stereotype!
      • Living space: flexibility
      • At Purchase: renovation!
    4. Website: Effective Federated Search
      • Google is the model: one stop searching
      • Federated Searching?
      • Cons: clunky interface, slow, error-prone
      • Vision: quick, separates results, includes all library and non-library resources
      • At Purchase: implementation?
    5. Website: Multimedia Tutorials
      • Independent, confident, self-directed
      • Gardner’s multiple intelligences
      • Camtasia, Captivate, Qarbon
      • At CSUN: Engineering Village
    6. Reference Desk: Shifting the Clock
      • A student’s day: 9 am – 2 am
      • Study time: 9 pm – 12 pm
      • Cons: work until midnight??
      • Trial with rigorous statistics
    7. Instruction: The Assignment
      • Motivation: internal vs. external
      • Backwards design: outcomes  assessment tool  instruction
      • Collaborate with teaching faculty
      • ACRL Standards for Info. Lit.
    8. Instruction: Less is More
      • Sage on the stage  guide on the side
      • Example:
        • Outcome: Construct a search and narrow or broaden as appropriate
        • Activity
        • Regroup and debrief
      • Give them tools and resources, step back
      • Cons: careful preparation
    9. Instruction: Embedded Reference
      • Phone, e-mail: contact for “old people”
      • Help at point of need
      • Instant Messaging Widget
      • Examples:
        • CSUN
        • Baylor
        • CSU Fullerton
        • Purchase
    10. Out and About: Satellite Reference
      • Brand: collection of books, static building
      • Reactive vs. active
      • Take your show on the road!
      • Cons: scheduling, location, shlepping
    11. Questions? http://wick.freeshell.org/purchase.ppt [email_address]

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