4. Library Instruction ~ Tutorials & Guides
5. Publications and Presentations (conferences,
workshops)
- Elluminati Conference: Becoming Elluminati: Best Practices & Examples (PPT format) St. Philip's College, San Antonio, TX. October 22, 2009.
- National Council for Marketing & Public Relations District 4 Conference: Do You Tweet? Effective Use of Twitter.com. Co-presenter: Deborah Martin, SAC Director of Public Relations. Menger Hotel, San Antonio, TX. October 20, 2009.
- TLA 2009 LIRT panel presentation:Instruction on Demand: Online Technologies to Reach Your Learners. (PDF format) Co-presenters: Jeremy Donald, Trinity University and Jon Luckstead, Austin Community College
- Joint Libraries Workshop: Librarian/Teacher Partnerships: Mapping the Curriculum. Would you like to form closer partnerships with classroom faculty and teachers? Curriculum mapping is one way to combine and meet teacher and librarian student learning outcomes in the classroom. San Antonio, TX. February 28, 2009. John Igo Branch Library.
Merging Outcomes, or How to Make Students Love the Library
Even though information is “right at our fingertips” the library and its vast amount of online resources can bewilder even the most eager student. One librarian uses the interactive features of Elluminate to merge the learning outcomes desired by online instructors with the basic research skills that students need to know to survive.
- Light Their Fire: Elluminating Our Online Students
Panel presentation/discussion for 2008 SAC Online Faculty Dialogue
co-panelists: Marie Coffey, Nora McMillan, Mary Whitehead
- Collaboration is Key: The Psychology Research Toolkit
Contributed Paper, TLA 2008, Dallas, TX
- Quality Online Student Engagement: Elluminate for Teaching and Learning
SAC Online meeting, August 2007; co-presented with Carolyn Foster, counseling
- Immerse Yourself! (ppt)
Panel discussion on ACRL's Information Literacy Immersion program. Other panelists: Michelle Millet (Trinity University), David Rankin (Texas A&M Commerce), and Linda Reeves (Northest Vista College)
Texas Library Association Conference, San Antonio, TX, April 13, 2007
- Peering Into the Deep: How We Learn
Blinn College Library, December 15, 2006
- Dancing with Problem-Based Learning: the Perfect
Partner
LOEX 2006; links to other LOEX presentations and summary report
- Peering
Into the Deep: How We Learn
Professional Development Symposium
@ UTSA Library, January 12, 2006.
- WebCT
at San Antonio College - Closing the Distance Gap
Presented by Dr. Carol Keller, Dr. Pam Hill, Gerald Davey, Celita DeArmond,
& Dr. Charlotte Wolf
WebCT Texas Conference, San Antonio, TX, October 7, 2005
- Problem-Based
Learning: the Perfect Library Partner (ppt)
Workshop for SAC Faculty, November 15, 2005
- Murgia Learning Institute: Learning and The Library
(ppt); Sample Topics & Worksheet
(doc)
Workshop for new SAC Faculty, Fall 2005
- Active Learning: a workshop for librarians
Hosted by Northwest Vista College, April 27, 2004.
- The eLibrary:
Research Strategies & Sources
Ongoing certification class for SAC Internet Course Developers and Instructors.
- Light
the Fire: Using Experience and Emotion to Ignite Student Learning
Co-presenter: Angela Dunnington, Southeastern Louisiana University
Presented May 10, 2003 at the Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison,
Wisconsin
Breakout session for LOEX 2003:
Reflective Teaching: A Bridge to Learning
- DeArmond, Celita and Angela Dunnington. "Creating Effective Search Strategies."
Teaching Information Literacy Concepts: Activities and Frameworks from
the Field, Active Learning Series No. 6. Edited by Trudi E. Jacobson
and Timothy H. Gatti. Library Instruction Publications, Pittsburgh, 2001.
- Presenter, Panel Discussion: ACRL Information Literacy Standards. Sponsored
by Library Instruction Round Table. TLA Annual Conference, Dallas, TX, April
24, 2002.
6. A little bit about me!
What I do:
As you can tell from the items listed above, I keep pretty busy here
at SAC! I joined the library faculty in the Fall of 2002 as the Distance
Learning Librarian. It is my mission to promote and help support
library resources and services to distance education faculty and
students.
I also enjoy working with my colleagues at the Reference Desk
and teaching Library Instruction, as well as building the library's
collection in Architecture, Visual Art, Music, Theatre, Speech, Communication, and Radio Television Film. I currently
serve on the Library Instruction committee, the Women's History Week
committee, the SAC Online committee, the Web Content Management System team, and in Spring 2009 was elected to the SAC Faculty Senate. I am a member of the Texas Library Association and this year am a member of the Program Committee which is planning the TLA 2010 Conference which will be held here in San Antonio, TX.
In my spare time, I perform
with the Symphony
of the Hills in Kerrville, TX.
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