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Crowd Sourcing Expertise: Learnings from a Peer to Peer Teaching Experiment

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USAIN2018_Poster_Ramaswamy_Garrett_Currie.pdf (643.67 KB)
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USAIN 2018 Conference Proceedings
Author
Ramaswamy, Mohan
Garrett, Jennifer
Currie, Debbie
Abstract

A common problem shared by academic libraries is how to scale library instruction. The problem is more pronounced as libraries have to teach newer topics, e.g. data management, visualization, and programming. NCSU Libraries collaborated with the Graduate School and Postdoctoral Association on a 2017-18 pilot program to tap users’ expertise and create a hub for peers to learn from their peers.

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Poster presentation for 2018 United States Agricultural Information Network (USAIN) 16th Biennial Conference at Washington State University.
Date Issued
2018-05-14
Keywords
Libraries
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Peer to Peer Learning
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Instruction
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presentation

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