I have just enjoyed my first Spring Break at Pasadena City College. Before leaving, I completed my cleansing of the instructor reserves, and must now begin on our text book reserves. I will also be planning another meeting for my circulation staff to discuss privacy issues and fire alarm procedures. It will give us a chance to celebrate getting through the toughest part of the semester as well, with a little pizza. Who doesn't like pizza every now and then.
I must also begin preparing to teach Circulation in the Fall. This will be a 4 credit, full semester course, and will require some serious planning and preparation. Should be fun as well.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Finished teaching my 2nd class.
Well, I just finished grading all of my final projects and final exams for the Library 10A (Internet and Web research) class I was teaching for the Spring semester. Again, some of the students really surprised me with the quality of their work, where others did not. I do enjoy grading these research projects, because students are allowed to research any topic of interest to them. This exposes me to all sorts of interesting subjects and topics I may never have thought of, for example, the Manananggal, Gothic Lolita fashion, and Alan Moore Page, to name a few. You can learn about these yourself by exploring the Wiki pages created by my students at http://lib10aspring.pbwiki.com/ , then click the sidebar and exam the pages of the different students.
As to my project to clean up the instructor reserves, it continues. I have sorted through all professors from A-L, and now must embark on those from M-Z. I think this will help greatly with finding materials quickly and getting more materials into the hands of the students who need them.
As to my project to clean up the instructor reserves, it continues. I have sorted through all professors from A-L, and now must embark on those from M-Z. I think this will help greatly with finding materials quickly and getting more materials into the hands of the students who need them.
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