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TeachMeet: Librarians learning from each other
Niamh Tumelty· @niamhpage | Katie Birkwood · @girlinthe English Faculty Library, University of Cambridge | Cambridge University Library
LILAC, Monday 18 April 2011
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25 May 2011, University of Brighton
The idea has spread…
LibTeachMeets so far: Cambridge, 27 September 2010 Huddersfield, 9 February 2011 Cambridge, 29 March Newcastle, 4 May Brighton, 25 May Liverpool, 26 May London, 20 June Sheffield, 10 November
Ideas in the pipeline: Oxford, Bournemouth, Leicester. Portsmouth…
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Teachmeets
Have just celebrated their fifth anniversary Unconference Informal Emphasis on sharing
Rules
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Rules
2- or 5-minute presentations Something you’ve tried yourself No sales pitches PowerPoint?
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Rules
2- or 5-minute presentations Something you’ve tried yourself No sales pitches
Anyone can speak Order chosen at random No hierarchy, no keynotes
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Rules
2- or 5-minute presentations Something you’ve tried yourself No sales pitches
Anyone can speak Order chosen at random No hierarchy, no keynotes
http://flic.kr/p/8tYKQ
And Library TeachMeets ….are not yet one year old From an original idea by Isla Kuhn: http://ilk21.wordpress.com/2010/07/03/teach-meet/
Fit well with Information literacy Tight budgets
personal institutional
Social media Easy to present Lots of networking
Development
17th March: I blogged about Niamh Tumelty’s CILIP Update article:
Teachmeet goes to the seaside People commented, e-mailed, tweeted
#btnlibtm born Date fixed: 25th May, 5 pm Place: University of Brighton Website set up at http://www.brightonlibtm.info/
Publicity Audience:
Local lis people/shambrarians Commuters
E-mails to great and good Mailing lists: lis-link, lis-profession, CILIP
Sussex list, lis-info-literacy CILIP Sussex sub-branch New professionals network Twitter Spruz Librarians as Teachers network E-mails to selected staff in the major local
libraries, UoB library school The website
Organisation
Booking by Eventbrite Speakers:
Eleven presentations Twelve speakers One guitar PowerPoint, Prezi, live web, music
Cake by Emma (© all rights reserved by sarahjison)
The programme 1 5.00 – 5.20 Refreshments and chit-chat 5.20 – 5.30 Welcome to Brighton
LibTeachMeet Presentations 5.30-6.00 5.30-5.35 Sarah Ison – Using Skype with
media students 5.35-5.40 Chris Jones – Music Query Analysis, or, Don’t Get the Blues When You’re Asked About the Blues! 5.40-5.45 Siobhan Duvigneau – Teaching Boolean using an experiential learning technique 5.45-5.50 Dina Koutsomichali – Online participation systems 5.50-5.55 Emma Walton – Reaching Out: Widening participation for Schools at Sussex 5.55-6.00 Helen Webb – Research Hive
The programme 2 6.00-6.20 Cake and chit-chat Presentations 6.20-6.50 6.20-6.25 Katie Piatt – Google forms
6.25-6.30 Chloe Barnes – Communicating with US 6.30-6.35 Joseph Norwood and Ka-Ming Pang – Peer to peer online engagement 6.35-6.40 Steve Holden – Instapaper – an offline reader 6.40-6.45 Helen Westwood – Upgrade at City 6.45-6.50 Chris Keene – Resource Discovery: two worlds colliding
6.50-7.00 Feedback, thank yous and goodbyes
We sold out!
Thirty attendees, fifteen on waiting list
People came from London, Portsmouth, Southampton…
Feedback
Evaluations received from 20 participants All 20 would come to another #btnlibtm
13 would speak at another #btnlibtm
8 would help organise ‘Intense’ Four people had never been so happy in their lives
What people liked Meeting colleagues from Sussex/IDS Lighting style of talks, practical ideas. networking with local colleagues buzz and enthusiastic presenters good time keeping, pace, variety of presenters, informality Snapping, interesting presentations, hearing other people's good ideas, informal
atmosphere The range of presentations and the format Hearing what other institutions/organisations are doing, in a fairly informal way was
inspiring and encouraging meeting people genuinely excited by their job and profession the format is great and it's wonderful to see the 'small' stuff people are doing that you can
adopt and use. I mean small as in you wouldn't do a conference presentation about say Google Forms but it was incredibly useful to hear about!
It was intense in terms of new ideas. The cakes were good too. Fun atmosphere; wide range of topics; opportunity to meet people A chance to hear about "stuff" that you wouldn't ordinarily come across The variety of ideas; the short presentation time, which made presenters strip out the
superfluous and get to the bones of their subject however... opened up a whole new world of IT that I was unaware of and the lovely cakes. all of it Finding out about new innovations. Meeting like minded people. The innovative delivery style; variety of topics covered; networking opportunities Informality, length of presentations perfect variety and enthusiasm of speakers Speakers were informative and had some very useful ides. Also, the jam & Nutella cakes
were excellent!
What people disliked Venue:
Space Travel
‘The opening slide said 'Librarians sharing...' which made me sad as I'm not a librarian ;-{‘
‘Very library focused (clue was in the name)! It re-inforced my desire to set up an IT-based meet ‘
Better name badges Time keeping too strict
Next time?
Broader organisation More public, school, NHS people Funding More focus on teaching? Time, venue Photos Pub
Hashtags, etc
#LibTeachM is the hashtag for all things LibTeachMeet Individual event tags:
#camlibtm, #hudteachmeet, #toonlibtm, #livlibtm, #imeetdmu, #ldnlibtm, #btnlibtm
Archive at http://twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/btnlibtm
Google calendar:
Timekeeping
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With thanks
Cambridge LibTeachMeet (the original, accept no imitations), especially Niamh Tumelty @niamhpage Katie Birkwood @girlinthe Thomas Meehan @orangeaurochs
Emma Illingworth @wigglesweets
All who presented at and attended #btnlibtm
TeachMeet: Librarians learning from each other
Niamh Tumelty· @niamhpage | Katie Birkwood · @girlinthe English Faculty Library, University of Cambridge | Cambridge University Library
LILAC, Monday 18 April 2011
http://camlibtm.info / [email protected] W
Niamh Tumelty· @niamhpage | Katie Birkwood · @girlinthe English Faculty Library, University of Cambridge | Cambridge University Library