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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Exeunt, Riding on a Lion
One of my favorite recent additions to the Library of Congress Flickr Stream is this charming image from around 1915 of Antipodean operatic soprano Frances Alda: The lion (according to some clever research in the comments on the photo at … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, Library of Congress Flickr Stream MAGIC, music, photography, Uncategorized
Tagged Enrico Caruso, Frances Alda, Giulio Gatti-Casazza, Library of Congress, music, opera, phonograph, photography, recording
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Another Summer, Another Summer Job
Once upon a time, I had a summer job (extending a bit beyond summer) tending bar at a local establishment that remains near and dear to my heart. It was a fascinating gig, and I’m grateful that I was able … Continue reading
Posted in Library Business, Uncategorized
Tagged archive, library, library and information science, summer job
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Adventures in Teaching with the ACRL Information Literacy Framework: The Best Laid Plans
As we reach the end of my little bloggy mini-series, it’s time to have a look at how my clever plans for teaching within the frame of Scholarship as Conversation sometimes gang agley. Caveat Lector Of course, my little assessment … Continue reading
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Tagged ACRL, assessment, information literacy, library and information science, library instruction, philosophy, teaching
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Adventures in Teaching with the ACRL Information Literacy Framework: Setting Up The (One) Shot
In last week’s post in this series, I talked about my PHIL 230 (Studies in Philosophy) course model for an intermediate topics class in philosophy, which I built by using the Scholarship as Conversation frame to generate my outcomes and … Continue reading
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The Deaccessioned Philosopher 