Creating and promoting lifelong learning in public libraries
Subtitle: tools and tips for practitioners
By: Donna L. Gilton
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 213
ISBN-13: 9781442269521; 9781442269514
Subjects: Libraries and continuing education; Libraries and education; Aims and objectives; Study and teaching; Information literacy; Public libraries
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1.; title: What Creating and promoting lifelong learning in public libraries is all about.; title: Planning modes and instructional models -- -- Scope and organization -- Notes -- 2.; title: Planning for formal instruction.; title: Decision points --; title: ILI planning for the whole library --; title: Preparing to teach -- -- Notes -- 3.; title: Teaching methodologies.; title: Lectures --; title: Active learning in the classroom --; title: Games and gaming --; title: Applying active learning to real life --; title: Universal design of learning, instruction, and information literacy --; title: Toward evaluation -- -- Notes -- 4.; title: Implementing instruction with technology.; title: Web 1.0 --; title: Web 2.0 --; title: Combining Web 1.0 and 2.0 -- -- Notes -- 5.; title: Connecting information literacy to other lifelong learning in public libraries.; title: Lifelong learning, adult education, and independent learning reference encounters and research consultations, off- and online --; title: Readers' advisory services --; title: Bibliotherapy --; title: Cultural and literacy programming --; title: Lifelong learning and public libraries : tying it all together -- -- Notes -- Conclusion:; title: ILI futures.; title: More technologies, more complex technologies --; title: Changes in standards --; title: Other literacies --; title: Implication, application, and remaining questions ---- Notes.