Events

Information Literacy Module 3 – Accessing Digital Resources

Room 215E PAB

During this session, the students will learn how to access library e-resources via in and off-campus access. perform a simple and advanced search in the EBSCOhost database. search with limiters and Boolean operators The students will complete also “Searching with keywords ” activity using the tablets. The session will be conducted by Araz Margossian email.: […]

Information Literacy Module 3 – Accessing Digital Resources

Room 207E PAB

During this session, the students will learn how to access library e-resources via in and off-campus access. perform a simple and advanced search in the EBSCOhost database. search with limiters and Boolean operators The students will complete also “Searching with Keywords ” activity using the tablets. The session will be conducted by Araz Margossian email.: […]

Creative ways to use social annotation in your courses

Online

This workshop covers a variety of discussion protocols and active-learning strategies that can help make social annotation even more fun and engaging for you and your students.  Register here for the zoom link. 

Literature review session for MATEFL students

Zoom meeting

During this session, the students will learn how to access library e-resources via in and off-campus access. perform subject-specific searches use ILL/DDS referencing in APA citation style The students will complete the in-class activity “Searching with keywords ”  using the tablets or their mobiles Facilitator: Hasmik Galstyan email.: [email protected]

Using multimedia & tags in annotations

Online

This workshop walks you through how to increase engagement by adding multimedia and tags in annotations.  Register here for the zoom link. 

Discussion forum on textual analysis methods and tools

Online

AMICAL's Digital Liberal Arts (DLA) Programs committee is organizing a discussion forum on textual analysis, as a follow-up to Alex Wermer-Colan’s webinar on the same topic. This event will revolve around an informal discussion among the following AMICAL colleagues who have incorporated textual analysis tools and methods in scholarship and teaching: Jyldyz Bekbalaeva (AUCA) has taught […]

Information Literacy Module 2: “Identifying Quality Sources” for FS2-Section R

Room #208M

By the end of the session, the students should be able to: Define Information Literacy. Identify and prioritize information needs. Evaluate information critically based on criteria such as purpose, authority, currency, and relevance. During the session, the students will do a group activity evaluating 4 different sources using the Activity Matrix Worksheet.   Facilitator: Araz […]