The Instruction Coordination Working Group (ICWG) facilitates the coordination, scheduling and logistics related to Libraries teaching including open workshops and classroom instruction. You can read our running meeting minutes and our working group charge document to learn more about our activities.
Current members of ICWG:
The University Libraries has a number of working groups focused on aspects of instruction, teaching, learning and literacy. For internal communications across working groups, please email OLibTeL. We are happy to hear any comments or suggestions for improving this guide.
If you are not with the University Libraries and have questions about how the Libraries can support your classes and students, please submit a ticket here or contact your liaison librarian.
Chasz Griego (chair), Emily Davis, Lynn Kawaratani, Sarah Young
Kristin Heath (chair), Jessica Benner, Kelly Woessner
Sarah Young (chair), Melanie Gainey, Jimmy McKee
Emma Slayton (chair), Emily Bongiovanni, Jill Chisnell, Charlotte Kiger-Price, Haoyong Lan, Matt Marsteller
Ashley Werlinich (chair), Crystal Johnson, Reya Saliba, Kristen Scotti, Ryan Splenda, Erin Swift
The Instruction Coordination Working Group issues calls for workshops for each Fall and Spring semester. These calls occur several weeks before the start of each semester and include deadlines, with the aim of building our workshop series so that its ready for early-semester and orientation marketing efforts. However, you are welcome to schedule a workshop any time of year!
Below are links to documents related to workshop scheduling. Please reach out via the OLibTeL listserv if you have any questions about workshop scheduling or are interested in talking through ideas for new workshop content.
We recommend that in-person workshops be held in the Sorrells Den for consistency. But if that space does not suit your needs, you can find a list of other available options on campus:
Reserving Spaces in the Library: Instructions on reserving University Libraries spaces can be found on the UniLib Intranet pages here.
Reserving a cluster or a classroom: You can reserve a computer cluster or a classroom space using 25Live. Once you click on the linked image on the left, You may be asked to log in with your Andrew ID. There you can search for available clusters or classrooms. Be sure to read the User Guide. Tips:
Other CMU spaces: CMU offers other alternatives for a conference/event space intended for large audience. You can submit a request here. |