Registration for this workshop is now full.  If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please notify the SCAIG co-chairs (see below).

Archivists and special collections librarians are stewards of unique resources. Instruction and reference librarians have in-depth knowledge about online and other print primary sources. This workshop will help participants consider ways that they might develop teaching opportunities for their collections and resources. The workshop is for anyone who is interested in developing a course-related session, a co-curricular learning opportunity, a for-credit course--there are so many possibilities!

During this workshop participants will:

• Consider collection and resource strengths, barriers, and opportunities for teaching
• Identify possible learning outcomes
• Brainstorm active learning teaching scenarios

Workshop instructors will be Heidi Gauder, Kayla Harris, and Stephanie Shreffler, archivists and librarians at the University of Dayton and authors of “The Archives as Classroom: A Primary Source Mini-Course" for the Society of American Archivists’ Case Studies on Teaching with Primary Sources series.

Continental breakfast will be served from 9:00-9:30; lunch will be on your own from 11:30-1:00 (several lunch options are close to the workshop venue).

Additional information and directions will be sent to all workshop registrants. Please contact SCAIG co-chairs Nick Pavlik (npavlik@bgsu.edu) and/or Suzanne Reller (suzanne.maggard@uc.edu) with any questions.