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Tag Archives: Group Work
Group work – experiences and advice by Helen Kiely and Lorna Dawson
When you sign up for the MLIS, whatever university you’re taking it with, get set to engage in group work. Be warned, you may be used to working as part of a team in work, but doing it on the … Continue reading →
First term may be over for Helen and Lorna, but they’ve decided to do a little assignment of their own.
We present to you, for your pleasure: “Term 1 to the tune of O Little Town of Bethlehem” and “The Twelve Days of Uni”. Essays should be more like this! Lyrics: “Term 1 to the tune of O Little … Continue reading →
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Tagged Boolean Logic. Evidence Based Practice, Christmas, Cultural Sustainability, Danish School Libraries, Distance Learning, Endnote Web, Essays, Ethics, Group Work, Information Literacy, Lectures, Library Volunteers, MA, Manchester Metropolitan University, Neil MacInnes, PRISMA Diagrams, Qualifications, Reflective Practice, Self Directed Learning, Staff Motivation, Staff Stereotypes, Studying, Synthesis, University of Sheffield
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Experiences, Essays and Enthusiasm: The story so far by Helen Kiely and Lorna Dawson
After their first month of studying Lorna Dawson and Helen Kiely got together to swap experiences of their MA programmes so far… LD: On the induction day I sat in a small cosy lecture room, with twenty something other new … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe Connect, Communication, Distance Learning, Essays, Ethics, Google docs, Graduate Trainee Library Assistant, Group Work, Imagining, Lectures, MA, Manchester Metropolitan University, Qualifications, Studying, Technology, University of Sheffield
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