New Methods of Teaching and Learning in Libraries

Ann Whitney Gleason currently serves as the Associate Director at the University of Washington Health Sciences Library. Previously, she was the Head of the Health Sciences Library at Stony Brook University in New York. Before becoming a librarian, she worked for many years as a technology specialist in higher education and K-12 education. She is also the author of Mobile Technologies for Every Library.

• PrefacePart I - Teaching and Learning Practices in Library InstructionChapter 1 - Teaching and Learning in LibrariesChapter 2 - Teaching Students Skills for Career and Life SuccessChapter 3 - Teaching Beyond the Classroom WallsPart II - Using Educational Technology to Scaffold LearningChapter 4 - Activating Learning with MultimediaChapter 5 - Mobilizing Teaching and Learning in LibrariesPart III - Facilitating Learning in Library SpacesChapter 6 – Teaching and Learning in Library SpacesChapter 7 – Learning through Creating in Library SpacesChapter 8 – The Future of Teaching and Learning in Libraries

New Methods of Teaching and Learning in Libraries makes reading about the latest trends in library science enjoyable, and every pro-fessional, new graduate of a library science program, or new hire could benefit from reading this book.