On August 13, the Idaho Commission for Libraries held its second online conference in the Libraries = Learning Organization series. It was a great success. Go to the Libraries = Learning Organization link to view the archives and handouts.
Golden nuggets and questions from participants:
- We are great self-directed learners, if we need or want to learn it!
- If I stop learning, I am not as bale to help student or faculty.
- Formal online education with required posts and assignments, keeps me focused.
- Learning cohorts really make a difference -- getting together with others to learn / take a class.
- Going to encourage more widespread learning opportunities for our whole team.
- We have to adapt to the teaching styles of others.
- Being aware of my learning style makes me more aware of other's learning styles.
- Supervisors in learning organizations are more like coaches, mentors, leaders.
- Can someone become a self-directed learner if it's not their natural style?
- I wonder how many library staff have a read/write learning style?
- How does my learning style afftect my feelings about online learning?
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