The First-Year Experience: Digging Into Library Anxiety

The Authority File
07/08/2017 18 min
The First-Year Experience: Digging Into Library Anxiety

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Choice continues its conversation with Raymond Pun and Meggan Houlihan, who edited ALA’s The First-Year Experience Cookbook. The editors reveal how collecting “recipes” (actual lesson plans and programs contributed by academic librarians for teaching info literacy to first-year students) expanded their own understanding of the first-year experience and how these programs can ease “library anxiety.”

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