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FACULTY

COLLEA

GUES

OTHER INSTITUTIONS/LIBR

ARIES

STUDENTS

SHADOWING

PROGRAM

CONFERENCES

SHARED COMPETENCE

DEVELOPMENT

THE TEAM

FOR TEACHING

AND LEARNING

THE COMPENTENCE

DEVELOPMENT

WORK GROUP

The Library and IT Services at Malmö University has a matrix

organization that is made up of Functions (departments) and Teams. Each Team operates within a certain Function, but usually consists of staff members from several different Functions. Ten librarians make up The Team for teaching and learning, which is responsible for pedagogical development. The library also has a work group, placed directly under the Library Director, which coordinates

competence development for all staff at Library and IT Services.

PEDAGOGICAL IDEA AT LIBRARY AND IT SERVICES, MALMÖ UNIVERSITY

Whether we are teaching, offering guidance or working at the Reference Desk we have a pedagogical approach. Our aim is to empower the users by encouraging them and strengthening their individual skills. We act as guides together with the users instead of just providing information to customers.

We believe that Information Literacy is dependent on context as well as the

individuals´needs. This means that we need to be flexible and prepared, in order to meet these various needs and demands.

Our own competence development is central when we carry out our tasks, and competence development needs to be an ongoing process. We deliberately work towards expanding our skill-sets within the library workplace. Therefore an

established way of in-service training is peer learning within the organization. We also engage external lecturers - scholars at Malmö University and other experts from external organizations - to gain further skills in the workplace.

LECTURES ON INFORMA

TION

LITERACY & TEACHING

PEDAGOGICAL CAFÉ

WRITING WORKSHOP

SPOTLIGHT WORKSHOP

CRITICAL FRIEND

WORKSHOPS

DIARY FROM THE REFERENCE

DESK

MEETINGS ON GUID

ANCE IN

INFORMATION SEEKING

IDEA PAPER ON INFORMA

TION

LITERACY

STAFF DEVELOPMENT A

CTIVITIES ON

DIVERSITY WITHIN THE UNIVERSIT

Y

SETTING

ewa.schmitz@mah.se

hanna.wilhelmsson@mah.se Bibliotek & IT Malmö högskola

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