LOEX 2025

LOEX 2025

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8:50am PDT

Our Classrooms, Our Curriculum, Our Expertise: Crafting a Future through Credit Teaching Room 207Angie Cox • Amandajean F. Nolte Your Voices: Sharing and Elevating the Voices of Underrepresented Students Room 212/214Michele A. L. Villagran • Paola Mondragon But Where Does the Learning Happen? Exploring Tabletop Games to Teach Information Literacy Room 106Carl O. DiNardo Fostering Multiple Literacies, Critical Thinking, and Student Belonging Through Place-Based, Primary Source Research in Academic Archives Room 208Dorian Onifer

9:55am PDT

What's in a Syllabus? Analyzing Subject Department Syllabi to Identify Opportunities for 'E-textbook' Provision, Research Instruction, and GenAI Instruction Room 212/214Edward Remus • Jacqueline Zook • Christopher Straughn STEM Students and AI Literacy Skills Room 208Abigail Cahill Eluding the Panel: Remixing Library Instruction Through the Graphic Medium Room 207Joshua Altshuler Sex, Drugs, and Guns: Original applications for teaching information literacy courses and one shots, using Black feminisms and radical frames Room 106Shannon Simpson

11:15am PDT

From Concept to Classroom: A Case Study in Tutorial Development and Assessment Room 212/214Kim Larsen • Bekah Olson Crafting our Instructional Mosaic: Early Career Librarians on How Onboarding, Mentorship, and Community Shapes Their Growth Room 207Joel Liesenberg • Abby Johnson • Talia Paz Creating a Necklace from a Pile of Beads: Crafting Impactful Library Instruction with Interpretive Communication Room 208Elizabeth C. Bittner Enhancing Learning in One-Shot Library Sessions: Applying Cognitive Load Theory Room 106Katie Hoskins

1:55pm PDT

Advancing Social Justice Through Online Instruction and Media Room 207Rae Johnson • Mariann Lactaoen AI Literacy in Action: Exploring the Role of LLM's in Research Instruction Room 106Alison Gurganus Searching for TikTok: Integrating TikTok into a One-Shot Library Session Room 212/214Tim Berge Teaching the Teachers: A Scalable, Collaborative Approach to Embedding Information Literacy in Course Curricula Room 208Michelle Brasseur

3:00pm PDT

Supporting Trial Databases: Collaborating with Faculty and Integrating Library Instruction to Drive Student Engagement Room 207Megan Graewingholt • Keri Prelitz Assessing the Quality of the Primo AI Research Assistant for Use in Library Instruction and Research Consultations Room 106Crystal Goldman • Dominique Turnbow Enhancing Subject-Based Instruction with Critical Information Literacy: Collaborative Teaching in an Interdisciplinary Freshmen Class Room 212/214Salma Abumeeiz • Mohsin Ali