Embedded librarians bibliography
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Embedded Librarians – For Further Reading Bartnik, Linda. 2007. The embedded academic librarian: the subject specialist moves into the discipline college. Kentucky Libraries 71, no. 3: 4-9. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson. Bartnik, Linda, Katherine Farmer, Ashley Ireland, Lilia Murray, and Julie Robinson. 2010. We will be assimilated: five experiences in embedded librarianship. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 150-164. Berdish, Laura, and Corey Seeman. 2010. A reference- intensive embedded librarian program: Kresge Business Administration Library’s program to support action- based learning at the Ross School of Business. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 208-224. Blakesley, Elizabeth. 2010. Embedded librarianship. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 312-314. Bozeman, Dee, and Rachel Owens. 2008. Providing services to online students: embedded librarians and access to resources. Mississippi Libraries 72, no.3: 57-59. Buchanan, Lori, DeAnne Luck, and Ted Jones. 2002. Integrating information literacy into the virtual university: a course model. Library Trends 51, no.2: 144-167. Academic Search Premier. [Online database.] Ebsco. Chesnut, Mary, Threasa Wesley, and Robert Zai III. 2010. Adding an extra helping of service when you already have a full plate: building an embedded librarian program. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 122-129. Corinth, Jacqueline. 2003. The lurking librarian project. Academic Exchange Quarterly
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Bibliography of papers (and one book) written on embedded librarianship
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Embedded Librarians – For Further Reading
Bartnik, Linda. 2007. The embedded academic librarian: the subject specialist moves into the discipline college. Kentucky Libraries 71, no. 3: 4-9. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Bartnik, Linda, Katherine Farmer, Ashley Ireland, Lilia Murray, and Julie Robinson. 2010. We will be assimilated: five experiences in embedded librarianship. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 150-164.
Berdish, Laura, and Corey Seeman. 2010. A reference-intensive embedded librarian program: Kresge Business Administration Library’s program to support action-based learning at the Ross School of Business. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 208-224.
Blakesley, Elizabeth. 2010. Embedded librarianship. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 312-314.
Bozeman, Dee, and Rachel Owens. 2008. Providing services to online students: embedded librarians and access to resources. Mississippi Libraries 72, no.3: 57-59.
Buchanan, Lori, DeAnne Luck, and Ted Jones. 2002. Integrating information literacy into the virtual university: a course model. Library Trends 51, no.2: 144-167. Academic Search Premier. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Chesnut, Mary, Threasa Wesley, and Robert Zai III. 2010. Adding an extra helping of service when you already have a full plate: building an embedded librarian program. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 122-129.
Corinth, Jacqueline. 2003. The lurking librarian project. Academic Exchange Quarterly7, no. 1: 278-81. Expanded Academic ASAP. [Online database.] Gale.
Course management software: where is the library? 2001. Online Libraries and Microcomputers 19, no. 10: 1-2. Academic Search Premier. [Online database.]Ebsco.
Cox, Christopher. 2002. Becoming part of the course: using Blackboard to extend one-shot library instruction. College and Research Libraries News 63, no. 1: 11-13, 39. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Dewey, Barbara. 2004. The embedded librarian: strategic campus collaborations. Resource Sharing and Information Networks 17, no. 1/2: 5-17. Library, Information Science and Technical Abstracts. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Dinwiddie, Mollie. 2005. Looking for ways to provide online library services equal to on-campus. Distance Education Report 9, no. 18: 8. Academic Search Premier. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Drewes, Kathy, and Nadine Hoffman. 2010. Academic embedded librarianship: an introduction. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 75-82.
Feast, Vicki. 2003. Integration of information literacy skills into business courses. Reference Services Review 31, no.1: 81-95. Emerald. [Online database.] Emerald.
Fraser, Mary, Shari Buxbaum, and Amy Blair. 2002. The library and the development of online courses. Journal of Business and Finance Librarianship 7, no. 2/3: 47-59.
George, Julie, and Karl Martin. 2004. Forging the library courseware link: providing library support to students in an online classroom environment. College andResearch Libraries News 65, no.10: 613-617. Library Literature and InformationScience. [Online database.] Wilson.
Getty, Nancy, Barbara Burd, Sarah Burns and Linda Piele. 2000. Using courseware to deliver library instruction via the Web: four examples. Reference Services Review 28, no. 4: 349-359. Emerald. [Online database.] Emerald.
Gordon, Rachel, and Michael Stephens. 2007. Embedding a librarian in your website using meebo. Computers in Libraries 27, no. 8: 44-45. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Grobler, Lorraine. 1998. Towards the virtual library: meeting remote business students’ library and information needs. In Eighth Off-Campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, edited by P. Steven Thomas and Maryhelen Jones.Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University.
Hall, Russell. 2008. The “embedded” librarian in a freshman speech class: informationliteracy instruction in action. College and Research Libraries News 69, no. 1: 28-30. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Harvey, Kay. 1998. Critical literacy: A librarian and an English professor collaborate. In Eighth Off-Campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, edited by P. Steven Thomas and Maryhelen Jones. Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central MichiganUniversity.
Heider, Kelly. 2010. Ten tips for implementing a successful embedded librarian program. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 110-121.
Heller-Ross, Holly. 1996. Librarian and faculty partnerships for distance education. MC Journal 4 (summer): 57-68. Library Literature and Information Science. [Onlinedatabase.] Wilson.
Herring, Susan, Robert Burkhardt, and Jennifer Wolfe. 2009. College and Research Libraries News 70, no. 11: 630-633. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Hoffman, Starr, and Lilly Ramin. 2010. Best practices for librarians embedded in online courses. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 292-305.
Instructor-librarian collaboration can improve course, make librarian more effective. 2005. Distance Education Report 9, no. 2: 8. Academic Search Premier. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Kelly, Rob. 2008, October. Team teaching with an embedded librarian. Online Classroom, 7-8. Academic Search Complete. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Kvenild, Cassandra, and Kaijsa Calkins, eds. Embedded Librarians: Moving Beyond One-Shot Instruction. Chicago: American Library Association, 2011.
Kinnie, Jim. 2006. The embedded librarian: bringing library services to distance learners.22nd Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning. Available from http://www.uwex.edu/disted/conference/Resource_library/proceedings/06_4327.pdf.Internet; accessed 26 October 2007.
Kotter, Wade. 1999. Bridging the great divide: improving relations between librarians and classroom faculty. Journal of Academic Librarianship 25, no. 4: 294-303. Academic Search Premier. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Lenholt, Rob, Barbara Costello, and Judson Stryker. 2003. Utilizing Blackboard to provide library instruction: uploading MS Word handouts with links to coursespecific resources. Reference Services Review 31, no. 3: 211-218. Emerald.[Online database.] MCB University Press.
Lillard, Linda, Scott Norwood, Kate Wise, Jan Brooks, and Royce Kitts. 2009. Embedded librarians: MLS students as apprentice librarians in online courses. Journal of Library Administration 49, no. 1/2: 11-22. Academic Search Complete. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Love, Mark, and Scott Norwood. 2005. Serving as an “embedded librarian” in an online course. In Brick and Click Libraries: Proceedings of an Academic LibrarySymposium, edited by Connie Jo Ury and Frank Baudino. Maryville, MO: Northwest Missouri State University. ERIC. [Online database.] Ebsco.
Markgraf, Jill. 2002. Collaboration between distance education faculty and the library: one size does not fit all. Journal of Library Administration 37, no. 3/4: 451-464.
Markgraf, Jill. 2004. Librarian participation in the online classroom. Internet ReferenceServices Quarterly 9, no. 1/2: 5-19. Ebscohost Electronic Journals. [Onlinedatabase.] Ebsco.
Markgraf, Jill, and Robert Erffmeyer. 2002. Providing library service to off-campusbusiness students: access, resources and instruction. Journal of Business and Finance Librarianship 7, no. 2/3: 99-113.
Matava, Tobie, Dan Coffey, and Jeffrey Kushkowski. 2010. Beyond library walls: embedding librarians in academic departments. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 165-173.
Matthew, Victoria, and Ann Schroeder. 2006. The embedded librarian program. Educause Quarterly 29, no. 4: 61-65. Directory of Open Access Journals. [Online database.] Available from http://www.doaj.org/ .
Matos, Michael, Nobue Matsuoka-Motley, and William Mayer. 2010. The embedded librarian online or face-to-face: American University’s experiences. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 130-139.
McMillen, Paula, and Jennifer Fabbi. 2010. How to be an E3 librarian. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 174-186.
Montgomery, Susan. 2010. Online webinars! Interactive learning where our users are: the future of embedded librarianship. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 306-311.
Muir, Gordon, and Holly Heller-Ross. 2010. Is embedded librarianship right for your institution? Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 92-109.
Norelli, Barbara. 2010. Embedded librarianship, inside out. Public Services Quarterly 6,no. 2: 69-74.
Olivares, Olivia. 2010. The sufficiently embedded librarian: defining and establishing productive librarian-faculty partnerships in academic libraries. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 140-149.
Owens, Rachel. 2008. Where the students are: the embedded librarian project at Daytona Beach College. Florida Libraries 51, no. 1: 8-10. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Ramsay, Karen, and Jim Kinnie. 2006. The embedded librarian. Library Journal 131,no. 6: 34-35.
Rudasill, Lynne. 2010. Beyond subject specialization: the creation of embedded librarians. Public Services Quarterly 6, no. 2: 83-91.
Shank, John, and Nancy Dewald. 2003. Establishing our presence in courseware: addinglibrary services to the virtual classroom. Information Technology and Libraries 22, no.1: 38-43. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.]Wilson.
Smith, Susan, and Lynn Sutton. 2008. Embedded librarians: on the road in the Deep South. College and Research Libraries News 69, no.2: 71-74, 85. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
Stewart, Veronica. 2007. Embedded in the Blackboard jungle: the embedded librarian program at Pulaski Technical College. Arkansas Libraries 64, no. 3: 29-32. Library Literature and Information Science. [Online database.] Wilson.
York, Amy. 2006. The embedded librarian service at MTSU. Distance Education and its Impact on the Academic Library conference. Library Literature and InformationScience. [Online database.] Wilson.
York, Amy, and Jason Vance. 2009. Taking library instruction into the online classroom: best practices for embedded librarians. Journal of Library Administration 49, no. 1/2: 197-209. Academic Search Complete. [Online database.] Ebsco.
