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Got a Minute? Instruction Tune-Up for Time Pressed Librarians

Alison Hicks · Cyndi Landis · Saleh H. Aljalahmah · Brittiny Tirapelle · Meghan Damour · Chelsea Heinbach +12 more

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Abstract

This book contains 19 essays that have been written by current LIS Students who were enrolled in the LIS4330: Library Instruction class at the University of Denver, 2016. Designed to provide a short and pithy overview of a topic that is related to instruction, education, or information literacy, each essays aims to be accessible and approachable for time-pressed librarians who may not have time to catch up.

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