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Tag Archives: flipped libraries
Flipped library: Is it, then, about attitude?
You might have read my earlier post about flipped libraries and maybe you thought, “Wow! She’s totally nuts!” Not an unlikely reaction, especially if you know me personally. I was interested to read this, however. A recent piece from Library … Continue reading
Exploring the flipped classroom model : What if Professor Plum is no longer in the library?
Recently I blogged about using the concept of the flipped classroom as a way of re-imagining what our libraries might be. The slideshare below is a veritable treasure trove of explanation and practical examples of the concept in action in … Continue reading
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