We hope you enjoyed SCIL Works this year. Below are links to most of the materials used and presented. More will be included as they become available.

Evolving Instruction from Systematic Searching to Situated Learning: A Problem-Based Learning Approach to Research Methods in Religious Studies
George H. Thompson, Humanities Librarian, California State University, Chico

Research as a Cognitive Process
Allison Carr, Social Sciences Librarian, California State University, San Marcos
April Cunningham, Library Instruction Coordinator, Saddleback College

• Link to abstract and teaching materials

Using the Scaffolding Method to Build an Information Literacy Program
Julie Artman, Information Services Librarian/Coordinator of Information Services, Chapman University
Stacy Russo, Instruction Librarian/Head of Reference and Instruction, Chapman University

• Info Lit Newsletter (PDF)
• Resources Brochure (PDF)
• Scaffolding Method Description (MS Word)

Designing & Implementing Student Research Projects for Maximum Learning: A Workshop for Faculty & Librarians
Gale Burrow, Coordinator of Library Instruction, Libraries of The Claremont Colleges

• Invitation (MS Word)
• What Faculty Said (MS Word)

Seeking the Balance: Pedagogy of Instruction Across the Disciplines vs. Scaffolding with Just-in-Time Search Skills
Robin Lockerby

• Seeking the Balance (PowerPoint slideshow)

Using Constructivism in the Everything is Miscellaneous Environment
Maryann Hight, Reference/Instruction Librarian, California State University Stanislaus