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Focus on the Student: Emphasizing Learning Styles Plan now to attend and participate in the Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT) Program on Sunday, June 29, 1997, at 9:30 a.m. in the Westin St. Francis, Grand Ballroom during the ALA Annual Meeting, San Francisco This informative panel presentation will feature Gail Junion-Metz, President, Information Age, a distinguished Internet trainer and author of numerous training and Internet instructional materials; Lynn Sutton, Director, Undergraduate Library, Wayne State University, has overseen the development and implementation of this new undergraduate library which was designed with learning styles in mind; and, Debra Jones , Internet Librarian, Cabrillo College, a noted presenter and author, who has added the dimension of critical thinking to the ever evolving electronic learning environment. This lively and informative panel presentation will discuss, describe, and debate what librarians need to know about learning in today's electronic library. This year' s LIRT program will give you new avenues to explore as each librarian in every type of library is faced with the challenges of providing instruction to our diverse user populations. It promises to be fun, feisty, and full of useful information! See you in San Francisco! A summary of the program, prepared by Phillip Jones, is now available, as well as the bibliographies prepared for the program: Critical Thinking, prepared by Caroline McIntosh Evaluation of Library Instruction, prepared by Phillip Jones. Learning Styles, prepared by Cynthia Krolikowski Debra Jones Internet Librarian Cabrillo College Aptos, California Gail Junion-Metz President Information Age Consultants University Heights, Ohio Lynn Sutton Director Undergraduate Library Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan

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