Have you noticed that the way we typically describe information sources has more to do with what the sources are than on what writers might do with them? In Fall 2013, an instruction librarian at Lewis u26 Clark College partnered with a professor teaching Rhetorical Criticism to depart from the traditional, search-oriented library instruction session. Instead the librarian guided students as they critically appraised the works cited in a peer reviewed journal article using the rhetorical vocabulary of BEAM. Join us as we explore BEAM as one tool for framing processes of academic research and writing. And be a part of a conversation that will look at bigger issues of language and adaptability in library instruction environments.
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机译:您是否注意到我们通常描述信息源的方式更多地取决于信息源而不是作者可能会对它们进行的处理? 2013年秋天,路易斯·克拉克学院(Lewis Clark University)的教学图书馆员与一位教授修辞批评的教授合作,摆脱了传统的以搜索为导向的图书馆教学课程。取而代之的是,图书馆员指导学生们使用BEAM的修辞词汇,对同行评议的期刊文章中所引用的作品进行批判性评估。加入我们的行列,探索BEAM作为一种框架的学术研究和写作工具。并成为对话的一部分,该对话将探讨图书馆教学环境中更大的语言和适应性问题。
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