Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship
Revue canadienne de bibliothéconomie universitaire

Volume 9, 2023 Special Focus on The Place of Teaching in Academic Librarians’ Work Sous la direction de Cal Murgu, Eveline Houtman, Lindsay McNiff, Karen Nicholson, Silvia Vong, Nicole Doro et Emily Carlisle-Johnston

Sommaire (31 articles)

Articles

  1. Autistic Employees in Canadian Academic Libraries: Barriers, Opportunities, and Ways Forward
  2. Articulations of Language and Value(s) in Scholarly Publishing Circuits
  3. Artificial Intelligence in Subject-Specific Library Work: Trends, Perspectives, and Opportunities
  4. Every Appearance of Common Sense? Applying Pierre Bourdieu’s “Sociological Gaze” to the Profession of Librarianship

Special Focus on The Place of Teaching in Academic Librarians’ Work / La place de l’enseignement dans le travail des bibliothécaires universitaires

  1. Editorial
  2. On the Enduring and Fleeting Uses of the Teaching Statement
  3. Teaching Communities: An Autoethnographic Exploration of Engaging with Students in Extracurricular Programs
  4. One within Many, Many within One: A Collaborative, Dialogical Exploration of Librarian-Teacher Identity
  5. When ‘Non-Instructional’ Librarians Teach: Navigating Faculty Status and Teaching Portfolios
  6. ADHD and the Early Career Teaching Librarian: An Autoethnography
  7. Why Would I Share? Exploring a Culture of Sharing and Collaboration in Canadian Academic Library Instruction
  8. Perspectives: Librarian Teaching Identities are Constructed and Contextual: A Case Study of Academic Librarians’ Teaching Identity Development Through a Community of Practice
  9. Visions of the Possible: Towards a Signature Pedagogy for Information Literacy Instruction
  10. Introduction des compétences informationnelles dans un cours universitaire : avantages et enjeux d’une pratique innovante
  11. Setting the Stage: A Critical Analysis of Performance-Based Approaches to Library Instruction
  12. Interrupting the Criminalization of Information in the Academic Library Classroom
  13. Library Curriculum as Epistemic Justice: Decolonizing Library Instruction Programs
  14. “The Perils of Library Instruction”: Contextualizing EdTech's Encroachment on Teaching Through Labour Theory of Value in Academic Libraries
  15. A Pedagogy of Possibility: Towards Transformative Learning in the Special Collections Classroom
  16. Imperfectionist: A Friendship-grounded Approach to Academic Library Instruction
  17. Teaching Knowledge Synthesis Methods through Online Research Consultations: A Story of Invisible Labour

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