Instruction and Collaboration During COVID-19: Creating an Inclusive Environment

Our session is a candid discussion of three issues we have encountered in serving our communities during COVID-19: interacting with students, facing disparate technology issues, and building community in the online workplace. We discuss how we have approached each of these issues, obstacles we have and will continue to encounter, and a hopeful perspective of the post-COVID workplace. This session is appropriate for novice as well as experienced instructional law or government information librarians, and we ask folks to reflect upon their own professional experience and growth in this program. Attendees will leave our program with specific communications strategies as well as a large-scale understanding of how students respond in crises.

Speaker(s)

Real name: 
Tina
Ching
Law Reference Librarian
University of Oregon
Real name: 
Zanada
Joyner
Senior Reference Librarian
NCCU School of Law Library
Real name: 
Kelly
Leong
Head of Reference
Fordham School of Law, Maloney Library
Real name: 
George
Taoultsides
Manager, Faculty Research and Scholarly Support
Harvard Law School Library
Real name: 
Mike
Martinez
Deputy Director of Administration & Professor
St. Mary's University School of Law
Real name: 
Dennis
Prieto
Reference Librarian
Rutgers Law School

Recording

Session Time Slot(s)

Time: 
06/04/2020 - 13:00 to 06/04/2020 - 14:00