Crafting Student Creators
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This document discusses incorporating tangible student creation projects into one-shot library instruction sessions. It provides examples of past lessons where students were creators, such as producing research strategy emails, working collaboratively in Google Docs, and completing stations with Word documents. Challenges mentioned include developing new lesson plans that engage students as information creators and ensuring students understand the value of their work.
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- 1. Crafting Student Creators: Incorporating Tangible Projects in the One Shot Cara Evanson, James, Sponsel, and Sara Swanson Davidson College
- 2. Framework for IL “In addition, this Framework draws significantly upon the concept of metaliteracy, which offers a renewed vision of information literacy as an overarching set of abilities in which students are consumers and creators of information who can participate successfully in collaborative spaces.”
- 3. Our Experience • BIO 112 – Research Strategy Emails • SPA 490 – Research Stations with Word docs • GSS 101 – Google doc with questions
- 4. • Have you developed lesson plans in the past that have incorporated students as creators? • If so, what forms have they taken?
- 5. • What challenges did you encounter (or do you anticipate encountering) when implementing these types of lesson plans?
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- 7. • How does knowing that your work in this session has become a living document help you to relate to how your students might feel as creators?
- 8. Thanks for coming! • The google doc will be available at: http://tinyurl.com/phrgbdy • Our emails: Cara Evanson caevanson@davidson.edu James Sponsel jasponsel@davidson.edu Sara Swanson saswanson@davidson.edu