LIS Pedagogy Chat

This Friday!

Should MLS programs focus on theory or on practical, job-oriented skills? How might faculty, student, and employer expectations differ? Join our last chat of the semester - Friday, May, 2 pm ET, led by Matt Noe. Learn more and register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

Join us Fri, April 25, 2 pm ET. Amy VanScoy & Heidi Julien will share findings on librarians’ experiences of professional expertise through an intersectional lens. How can LIS programs prepare students for the challenges they and others may face? Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

LIS Pedagogy Chat is an informal community of practice for LIS faculty and practitioners. We have a short presentation followed by casual discussion. Non-LIS folks are also welcome. For more info, check us out at www.lispedagogychat.org

Join us Fri, April 25, 2 pm ET. Amy VanScoy & Heidi Julien will share findings on librarians’ experiences of professional expertise through an intersectional lens. How can LIS programs prepare students for the challenges they and others may face? Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

This Friday!

LIS Pedagogy Chat is an informal community of practice for LIS faculty and practitioners. We have a short presentation followed by casual discussion. Non-LIS folks are also welcome. For more info, check us out at www.lispedagogychat.org

How can we teach AI literacy in LIS courses? Priya Kizhakkethil will share her experience and lead us in a discussion about AI literacy for graduate students. Friday, April 11, 2 pm ET. Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

Join us this Friday!

LIS Pedagogy Chat is an informal community of practice for LIS faculty and practitioners. We have a short presentation followed by casual discussion. Non-LIS folks are also welcome. For more info, check us out at www.lispedagogychat.org

It’s our 5th anniversary! To celebrate, we’ll revisit five instructional ideas from years past – how do they continue to guide us? Join us for a fun and eclectic conversation about all things pedagogy! Friday, March 28, 2 pm ET. Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

Looking for practical approaches to teach students to critically engage with AI technologies? Join us for a discussion led by Susan Archambault, Nicole Murph, & Shalini Ramachandran. Friday, March 14, 2 pm ET. Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

LIS Pedagogy Chat is an informal community of practice for LIS faculty and practitioners. We have a short presentation followed by casual discussion. Non-LIS folks are also welcome. For more info, check us out at www.lispedagogychat.org

Looking for practical approaches to teach students to critically engage with AI technologies? Join us for a discussion led by Susan Archambault, Nicole Murph, & Shalini Ramachandran. Friday, March 14, 2 pm ET. Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

This Friday!

LIS Pedagogy Chat is an informal community of practice for LIS faculty and practitioners. We have a short presentation followed by casual discussion. Non-LIS folks are also welcome. For more info, check us out at www.lispedagogychat.org

How can we support and mentor colleagues entering new instructional roles? Join us for a conversation led by Teri Hartman (University of Nebraska Medical Center). Friday, February 28, 2 pm ET. Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

We're all going to find something new to love this Friday!

Speed Dating Pedagogy: Fall in Love with a New Instructional Strategy! For our Valentine's Day chat, come prepared to share a workshop you're teaching, an instructional strategy you love, or a search example you use. Fri, Feb 14, 2 pm ET. Register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

AI research assistants combine search & synthesis to help users identify academic articles. But how much access do they actually grant? We'll discuss the intersection of AI & info privilege. Led by Norah Mazel, Jan 31 at 2 pm ET. Learn more & register - www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

Our spring schedule is now available! Join us for a chat this semester!

This Friday!

LIS Pedagogy Chat is an informal community of practice for LIS faculty and practitioners. We have a short presentation followed by casual discussion. Non-LIS folks are also welcome. For more info, check us out at www.lispedagogychat.org

Let’s talk “best practices” – an invaluable guide or immutable approach that leaves instructors confused and constrained? Join us Dec. 6 at 2 pm for our last chat of 2024! Learn more and register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...

Join us this Friday when we discuss taking care of ourselves as instructors!

The "we" behind Pedagogy Chat - Laura Saunders, professor in the School of Library and Information Science at Simmons Univ, and Melissa Wong, adjunct lecturer in the iSchool at the Univ of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

We're currently planning for spring, so let us know if you have topic suggestions or are interested in being a guest moderator! We do all the work of advertising and registration and will even help you moderate!

We love new faces, and encourage you to join us for a chat (everyone is super friendly)! You can find our schedule and more at www.lispedagogychat.org.

We're picking up new followers and thought we should introduce ourselves. We're an informal community of practice for LIS faculty, librarians, and grad students who want to talk about teaching. Sessions focus on discussion and idea sharing; topics vary and discussions are led by guest moderators.

In the push for student-centered teaching, we can lose sight of the fact that instructors have needs too. Join us November 22 at 2 pm ET to discuss Lindsay Masland’s concept of “teacher-centered teaching.” Learn more and register at www.lispedagogychat.org/schedule-reg...