Minnesota Library Association
Annual Conference
September 27, 2000
Back to School:  The Adult as Student


Adult Learners in the Academic Library



 

Hamline University Graduate Schools and Programs




Library Instruction for Adults




Other

Questions:





Web- and Bib- liography

Belanger, Paul and Sofia Valdivielso, eds. The Emergence of Learning Societies : Who Participates in Adult Learning?
     Oxford; Terrytown, NY:  Pergamon and Unesco Institute for Education, 1997.

Coughlan, Jacquelyn, "The BI Librarian's New Constituency:  Adult Independent Learners."  The Reference Librarian
     24 (1989):  159-173

Faculty Development at Honolulu Community College: Teaching Tips Index.
     http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/intranet/committees/FacDevCom/guidebk/teachtip/teachtip.htm

     Includes:

Imel, Susan (1995), "Teaching Adults: is it different?" ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career and Vocational Education,
     (Myths and Realities), Columbus, Ohio.   http://ericacve.org/docs/teac-adu.htm

Junion-Metz, Gail,  "Focus on the Student:  Emphasizing Learning Styles."  Conference Presentation, Library Instruction
     Round Table (LIRT), 1997.  http://diogenes.baylor.edu/Library/LIRT/adultlrnrs.html

Schon, Donald.  The Reflective Practitioner:  How Professionals Think in Action.  New York:  Basic Books, 1983.

Sheridan, Jean.  "Andragogy:  A New Concept for Academic Librarians." Research Strategies 4 (1986):  156-167

Steffen, Susan Swords, "Designing Bibliographic Instruction Programs for Adult Students:  The Schaffner Library
     Experience."  Illinois Libraries 70 (1988):  644-649


Kate Borowske
Reference Librarian/Graduate Schools
Bush Library
Hamline University