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Our classrooms, our curriculum, our expertise: Crafting a future through credit teachingAngie Cox • Amandajean F. Nolte
Beyond the Reading Room: Scaling Archival Instruction Through Cross-Departmental Collaboration and Digital PedagogyAllinston Saulsberry • Caelin Ross
Finding the fun in citation: Lessons learned from three years of "Citation Month" programmingVanessa Lawrence
Libraries as Allies: Student-Led Advocacy for Textbook AffordabilityFrances Lezcano • Sarah Hart • Jodecy Guerra
Stitching the Library into the Cultural Fabric of the UniversityLauren Movlai • Elliott Rose
Supporting Trial Databases: Collaborating with Faculty and Integrating Library Instruction to Drive Student EngagementKeri Prelitz • Megan Graewingholt
What's in a Syllabus? Analyzing Subject Department Syllabi to Identify Opportunities for 'E-textbook' Provision, Research Instruction, and GenAI InstructionEdward Remus • Jacqueline Zook • Christopher Straughn
Yonkers IB Day: A Decades-Old Cross-Institution Information Literacy ProgramRachel Leff
Your Voices: Sharing and Elevating the Voices of Underrepresented StudentsMichele A. L. Villagran • Lilia Brummel • Matsuko Friedland
AI Literacy in Action: Exploring the Role of LLM's in Research InstructionAlison Gurganus
Assessing the Quality of the Primo AI Research Assistant for Use in Library Instruction and Research ConsultationsTimothy Chu • Crystal Goldman • Dominique Turnbow
Development of an Openly Licensed Curriculum for Mid-Career Librarian Professional DevelopmentLogan Rath • Kimberly Davies Hoffman • Justina Elmore
Navigating the Integration of AI Literacy in Library InstructionStephanie Ward
From Concept to Classroom: A Case Study in Tutorial Development and AssessmentKim Larsen • Bekah Olson
Measure Twice: Focused, Granular, and Authentic Primary Source Instruction & AssessmentRobin M. Katz
Patterns of Trust: Unraveling How Students Evaluate Online SourcesAmy Jankowski • Lori Townsend • Alyssa Russo
Purpose before Passion: Bridging Teaching Experiences with Librarian IdentitiesDonna Harp Ziegenfuss
STEM Students and AI Literacy SkillsAbigail Cahill
Weaving Perspectives: Threading Social Media Habits Into Information Literacy InstructionJesus Espinoza • Naomi Binnie
Crafting Connections: Stewardship, Leadership, and the Student Learning LifecycleJeremiah Paschke-Wood • Lara Miller • Leslie Sult
Ready, Set, Primo!: Re-envisioning Existing Library Instruction Lesson PlansAmber Pierdinock-Weed • Benjamin Shaw
Rising Together: Leading from the Middle to Advance Subject LibrarianshipCalantha Tillotson • Janet Burka • Anita Kuiken
Threads of Care: Leading with Intention to Foster Wellbeing in Teaching and Learning DepartmentsHailley Fargo • Rosan Mitola
But where does the learning happen? Exploring tabletop games to teach information literacyCarl O. DiNardo
Crafting our Instructional Mosaic: Early Career Librarians on How Onboarding, Mentorship, and Community Shapes Their GrowthJoel Liesenberg • Abby Johnson • Talia Paz
Creating a Necklace from a Pile of Beads: Crafting Impactful Library Instruction with Interpretive CommunicationElizabeth C. Bittner
Digging for Diamonds: Crafting and Polishing Research Skills through Embedded Librarianship in the Occupational Therapy Doctorate ProgramMegan York • Kay Strahan • MC Beaulieu
Eluding the Panel: Remixing Library Instruction Through the Graphic MediumJoshua Altshuler
Enhancing First-Year Students' Research Skills through Scaffolded Library Resources: A Focus on Teaching and ReflectionDusty Ross
Enhancing Learning in One-Shot Library Sessions: Applying Cognitive Load TheoryKatie Hoskins
Enhancing Subject-Based Instruction with Critical Information Literacy: Collaborative Teaching in an Interdisciplinary Freshmen ClassSalma Abumeeiz • Mohsin Ali
Fostering Multiple Literacies, Critical Thinking, and Student Belonging Through Place-Based, Primary Source Research in Academic ArchivesDorian Onifer
Improve Your Library Performance with ImprovJoshua Wallace • Esther Garcia
Risk, Experiment, Learn: Lessons Learned from Using Lab-Style Methods for Legal Research InstructionB. Austin Waters
Searching for TikTok: Integrating TikTok into a One-Shot Library SessionTim Berge
Sex, Drugs, and Guns: Original applications for teaching information literacy courses and one shots, using Black feminisms and radical framesShannon Simpson
Shaping the future of information literacy instruction through connections to students' everyday livesDarren Ilett
Short & Strategic: Crafting Targeted Library Videos for Asynchronous LearnersAlena Manjuck • Yvonne Tran
The future is engaged! Gentle and inclusive approaches to class engagementKatie Harding • Katie Merriman
