Librarians Teaching Professors: Reaching Overlooked Adult Learners

Ashley Sanders

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This presentation was given at the Summer Teaching Retreat for Librarians 2015 at Santa Ana College, California. This session briefly describes the characteristics of adult learners, their unique barriers to learning, potential solutions, and how I used interest in the burgeoning field of Digital Humanities as an avenue to launch a new instructional series that serves faculty members - a population often overlooked when we think about an academic library’s instructional mission.

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2005The Adult Learner: The Definitive Classic in Adult Education and Human Resource Development 1988The adult learner: a neglected species.2010Becoming an Andragogical Librarian: Using Library Instruction as a Tool to Combat Library Anxiety and Empower Adult Learners 2012Proactive Outreach to Adult Students: A Department and Library Collaborative Effort 2012Librarians' Leadership for Lifelong Learning 2010Training needs and preferences of adult public library clients in the use of online resources

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