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Welcome to the 2017 MLA Annual Conference! This year’s theme is Radical Librarianship - the power of libraries to provide access to the truth, strengthen our community voices, create opportunity for exploration and innovation, and assist our patrons to build a better future. Libraries have always been radical, but what does Radical Librarianship mean for us today? Join us at the 2017 MLA Annual Conference to help shape that conversation!
Thursday, October 5 • 2:15pm - 3:05pm
23 Framework Things: Minnesota Librarians on the Cutting Edge of Information Literacy Practice

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ACRL released the new Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education in 2015, and since then librarians nationwide have been seeking support and resources for how to implement these new best practices at their institution and in their teaching practice. MLA's Instruction RoundTable (IRT) responded by creating 23 Framework Things (https://23frameworkthings.wordpress.com/), an online professional development opportunity that helps Minnesota librarians learn about the Framework, engage with it through activities, earn prizes/badges, and share strategies with an emerging community of practice. This session will feature a showcase of librarians from different types of academic institutions, large and small, sharing how they have engaged with the Framework though their participation in 23 Framework Things. Come to learn and leave inspired by Minnesota librarians on the cutting edge of information literacy instruction.
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Trent Brager

Online Librarian, Broadview University
I am Trent Brager, the Online Librarian for the Broadview Education Consortium, a network of career colleges. This fall, I am teaching as an adjunct professor in the Library Studies department at the Minneapolis Community and Technical College. Education has remained important to... Read More →
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Amy Mars

Librarian, St. Catherine University
Amy is a Research & Instruction Librarian at St. Kate's Library. With her colleagues, she delivers information literacy instruction to students in the CORE, including The Reflective Woman classes. She also serves as the librarian for the humanities which includes providing students... Read More →

Thursday October 5, 2017 2:15pm - 3:05pm
Meeting Room 103
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