The Library Instruction Interest Group advocates library instruction as a means for developing competent library and information use as a part of lifelong learning. The membership represents all types of libraries (academic, public, school, and special) committed to this goal.

Library Instruction Interest Group Annual Report - December 2005

CoLIIG Brown Bag Lunch Meeting

The next CoLIG Brown Bag Lunch will be on Tuesday, August 12 at the Arapahoe campus of Naropa University in Boulder (2130 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302).

Maps and location info are available online at http://www.naropa.edu/about/maps.cfm.

We will gather at 11 AM for a tour of the Allen Ginsberg Library. We will have lunch, mingle and hold a discussion about the distinctive challenges of teaching students and faculty about special collections. At Naropa, that means rare poetry chapbooks, archival recordings of performances and lectures, and Tibetan religious texts...at your library it could be local history or genealogy, or the papers of some important personage, or something else entirely!

May 2007 Brown Bag Lunch and Discussion photos and summary

Summary - May 24, 2007

Join CoLIG-L discussion group

The COLIIG listserve will serve as a means as a means for members of the Colorado Association of Libraries who share an interest in instruction to communicate with each other between meetings. It is also designed to serve as an open forum for anyone interested in discussing issues related to library instruction in Colorado.

To subscribe, send a message to listserv@listserv.unco.edu. Leave the Subject line blank and type the words "subscribe CoLIG-L Listserv" into the body of the message. Once your request is processed, you will receive a canned subscription confirmation to let you know you are on the list.

The list is open and un-moderated, so keep discussions of topics other than library instruction to a minimum. Do not to use the list to threaten anyone or do anything else of an evil nature. Such acts could be grounds for expulsion from the list.

Please subscribe and post often; let's find out what great and fascinating things our colleagues are doing here in Colorado.

Join CoLIG wiki

A wiki is an easy-to-use Web page that lets you collaborate with other people--no special knowledge required. It's unbelievably easy to use. You just start typing! This is useful because it allows us all to create new pages, make links to pages we've already made, and let others edit the wiki, too. We can all add to this wiki.

This link will take you to the wiki and allow you to create and edit pages, add to discussions, and upload files. [password: colig]

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