Did you know that ACRL-OR provides access to a variety of professional development opportunities for library workers – including two sets of professional development webinars! ACRL-OR Webinars ACRL-OR hosts a series of webinars featuring regional library workers sharing their expertise on a variety of library topics. Most recently, Brooke Robertshaw, PhD, Assessment Librarian at Oregon […]
ACRL-Oregon offers free webinars on topics relevant to academic library staff. Our upcoming webinar is “Improving Library Tutorials: The Multimedia Design Principles” and will be presented by Darlene Aguilar, Instructional Design Librarian at Loyola Marymount University, on Wednesday, March 18th, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific. Are you creating online modules, videos, or tutorials to teach […]
ACRL-Oregon offers free webinars on topics relevant to academic library staff. Our upcoming webinar is “What is quantitative data good for? Throwing great big noisy fusses about white colonial power structures. *An ode to Ramona Quimby” and will be presented by M. Brooke Robertshaw, PhD, Assistant Professor and Assessment Librarian at Oregon State University on […]
ACRL-Oregon has begun offering free webinars on topics relevant to academic library workers. These are usually hour-long online sessions (presentations and facilitated discussions) that are moderated and supported by ACRL-Oregon Board members and are presented via Zoom Web Conferencing. We are currently seeking webinar presenters to share their knowledge, ideas, and experiences between September 2019 […]
ACRL-Oregon is piloting offering webinars on topics relevant to academic library workers. Members and non-members alike are welcome to join us. Our second webinar is entitled “Geek out, don’t freak out: How to chill out and learn to love assessment” and will be presented by librarians Colleen Sanders of Clackamas Community College and Meredith Farkas of Portland Community College on Wednesday, February 27th from […]
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