Libraries as Enablers of Pedagogical and Curricular Change
Academic libraries are increasingly adding multimedia production facilities and other technology- and service-oriented spaces as part of overall structural renovations.
Kim Duckett
Biography
Kim Duckett is Associate Head for Digital Technologies and Learning at North Carolina State University. She shares management responsibilities for the Research and Information Services department and leads a team focused on library instruction, outreach, and e-learning. She is project lead for the award-winning Library Course Views application (branded "Library Tools") which dynamically generates student-centric views of library resources that can be integrated into learning management systems. She has also been a lead in a number of user research projects at the NCSU Libraries and was a core team member for the IMLS-funded Learning Space Toolkit. Kim received her master's degree in Library Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2001 and was named a Library Journal Mover and Shake in 2009.EDUCAUSE Publications
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Course Views: A Scalable Approach to Providing Course-Based Access to Library Resources
The NCSU Libraries’ Course Views project, along with a locally developed widget web service, improves course-based access to library collections and services by dynamically generating library course pages for all 6000+ courses at NCSU.
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EDUCAUSE Involvement
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ELI 2009 Annual Meeting Program Committee