BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:Europe/London X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/London BEGIN:VEVENT UID:868@m25lib.org.uk DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210616T100000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210616T120000 DTSTAMP:20210608T081227Z URL:https://www.m25lib.org.uk/events/planning-and-delivering-library-induc tions-tg3/ SUMMARY:Planning and delivering library inductions [TG3/INDUCTION] DESCRIPTION:Twitter: @cpd25_M25 #cpd25\n\n*THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL. NEW BOOK INGS WILL BE ADDED TO A WAITING LIST*\n\nLibrary inductions are an importa nt part of welcoming students to the university and introducing them to th e ways in which the library service can support their learning. New techno logies have enabled innovative approaches to the induction process\, allow ing for greater interaction between students\, library staff and the libra ry itself. With the pandemic affecting our possibilities of seeing student s face to face we have had to adapt and change Library inductions.\n\nDeci ding on the best approach to library inductions and ensuring it is engagin g and interesting for students is a continual struggle\, particularly give n constraints on time and budgets and the current hybrid environment .\n\n This event seeks to look at what a number of institutions have done to ada pt\, change and develop their Library inductions and what is planned for t his Autumn.  Aimed primarily at those delivering library inductions\, it will offer a space to share experiences and learn from peers with a number of talks from colleagues across the country.\n\nProgramme\n\n10:00               Welcome and introductions\n\n10:05- 10:15      David Bedford\, Universities at Medway: 'Creating COVID-safe inductions for 3 in stitutions at once.'\n\n10:15-10:45       Lesley Gould &\; Amelia H ellyer\, London South Bank University: 'Induction in the context of an hol istic information literacy framework'\n\n10:45- 11:00      Screen bre ak\n\n11:00- 11:10      Alex Wheller\, Manchester Metropolitan Univer sity: 'Play to their strengths: Inducting Sport Science Students at Manche ster Metropolitan University Library'\n\n11:10 -11:20      Sally Forre st &\; Hazel Glasse\, University of Derby: 'Escaping the library induct ion: a game-based learning approach to making induction fun'\n\n11:20-11:3 0       Antony Groves\, University of Sussex:  'Introducing student s to dynamic physical services using Instagram Live'\n\n11:30-11:40         Theresa Thurston\, University of Kent: 'The Challenge of pivotin g library induction – from the physical to online'\n\n11:40- 12:00        Questions\, discussion and networking\n\n \;\n\nSpeaker biograp hies:\n\nDavid Bedford is an Academic Support Librarian at the Drill Hall Library\, supporting health and related subjects for 3 universities that share one campus and one library. His particular interests include the eva luation of information and how library anxiety can be addressed.\n\nLesley Gould is the Head of Academic Liaison and Teaching and Deputy Head of Lib rary and Learning Resources at LSBU. She is passionate about teaching and learning as part of an integrated student support offer and is particularl y interested in the concept of the student journey. She has spent many yea rs working to promote closer cross-departmental collaborative working with in Higher Education institutions and has been with LSBU for the last 18 mo nths. Previous roles have spanned a wide range of information service prov ision and include a professional body’s information service\, a hospital library\, a stint at the British Library and HE roles within London Unive rsity\, the University of Kent and\, most recently at the Drill Hall Libra ry\, Universities at Medway.\n\nAmelia Hellyer has recently joined London South Bank University as the Information Skills Manager\, where she leads a team of librarians dedicated to the delivery of information literacy tea ching across the LSBU group. She is particularly experienced in using tech nology to create needs-based\, engaging and inclusive learning resources o r environments for diverse communities of users. She is also interested in utilising a range of library systems data and tools to showcase the impac t of libraries on the student journey\, successes and outcomes. She has pr eviously worked at the UCL School of Pharmacy and the Drill Hall Library\, Universities at Medway.\n\nAlex Wheller is the Subject Librarian for Chem istry and Sport Science at Manchester Metropolitan University. He complete d the distance learning Library and Information Services Managemen course at the University of Sheffield in 2019. He was previously a History Teache r at a Sixth Form College. In his spare time\, he enjoys playing the Doubl e Bass and being a hands-on Dad with his 19 month-old daughter Elizabeth.\ n\nSally Forrest is an Academic Librarian at the University of Derby. Her current role involves providing support for staff\, students and researche rs in the College of Science and Engineering particularly in the areas of Engineering\, Computing and Built Environment and also for the School of A rts which is part of the wider College of Arts\, Humanities and Education.   She has worked at the University of Derby for many years and is particu larly interested in supporting students with developing their information skills through workshops and teaching sessions.\n\nHazel Glasse is an Acad emic Librarian at the University of Derby. Her current role involves provi ding support for staff\, students and researchers in the College of Scienc e and Engineering and the Access and Further Education Centre. Having obta ined CILIP Chartership last June she is now working towards HEA. Professio nally\, Hazel’s interests include gamification in HE libraries and how i t can be used to develop students’ information literacy skills.\n\nAnton y Groves works at the University of Sussex Library as a Learning &\; Te aching Librarian within the Academic Services team. In this role he delive rs training to undergraduates and taught postgraduates across all schools of study\; develops online support through various channels\; and manages the Library chat service. Antony chairs the Library’s Teaching Strateg y Group and is a member of their UX and Discovery groups\, working to ensu re that resources are as easy to find and use as possible. Antony is a co mmittee member of CILIPs MmIT Group and holds PGCertHE &\; FHEA accredi tations. He has written about emerging areas of practice in his work for a range of journals\, blogs and conferences.\n\nTheresa Thurston works at t he University of Kent as Divisional Library Liaison Manager with her job s hare partner Karen Goodwin and is responsible for ensuring that collection s reflect the needs of the academic divisions and that users are empowered to make the most of the collections.  She has worked at the University o f Kent for 7 years in various roles in academic liaison and collection man agement and prior to this was Systems Librarian at the Law Society.\n\nCos t\n£25.00 members\n£35.00 non member institutions\n\nInformation for joi ning:\n\n This session is virtual and will run via Zoom. Once your bookin g has been confirmed\, joining instructions will be emailed the day before the event.\n Electronic CPD attendance certificates can be provided on r equest. Please request via cpd25@london.ac.uk\n\nCancellations less than o ne week before the event will be charged a 50% cancellation fee. In the ev ent of a ‘no-show’ on the day\, the full fee will be charged.\n\n*THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL. NEW BOOKINGS WILL BE ADDED TO A WAITING LIST* To book a place on the waiting list\, please use our online booking form\n\n \ ; CATEGORIES:cpd25 Events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/London X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/London BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20210328T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 TZNAME:BST END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR