In the several years since How to Teach: A Practical Guide for Librarians was published in 2014, the educational landscape has continued to change dramatically. More sophisticated technology; the proliferation of mobile devices that encourage on-the-go learning; learners whose interest and needs change quickly from minute to minute; new teaching strategies like blended, flipped, and...

When How to Teach: A Practical Guide for Librarians was published in 2014, librarians were facing many new responsibilities, including being an integral part of teaching and creating diverse materials that many had not been trained to undertake.

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Beverley E. Crane has an EdD in instructional technology/design, providing a background, both theoretical and practical, in designing instructional materials of all kinds and using technology as a part of learning—both of which are important to online learning. Her BA and MEd are in education, forming the basis of her training to...

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