@kayla_lib @NWS_MountHolly What does this mean for the beets and lettuce I planted a few weeks ago? Should I give up? (I'm not actually in the brown part)

@kayla_lib @hedgielib 1.) Yes, but it is difficult to secure, 2 year renting time limit. 2.) Informally through colleagues 3.) Yes, one-time $5k after settlement

@kayla_lib @CLIRDLF A5 Planning time is crucial for us to give students the skills they need for the assignment / class / future, and helps us with planning / time management / avoiding librarian burnout #DLFteach (2 / 2)

@kayla_lib @CLIRDLF A5 We’ve started putting deadlines to ask for instruction -- i.e., we need at least 2 weeks notice for a class we’ve taught before or 4 weeks for a new session. Sometimes this means we have to say no, or more likely, “no we can’t do that, but we can do…” (1/2) #DLFteach

@kayla_lib @hillaryAHR @CLIRDLF I was thinking this too, like which tools don't get new "features" but are still maintained? Makes me think of the @knightlab tools, OpenRefine, etc. New features = having to update your tutorials

@kayla_lib @CLIRDLF A4 Assignments that have clear parameters! Wouldn’t work as well for “build a website" with no further guidance. Makes it easier for faculty to grade and students to create something they’re unfamiliar with. #DLFteach

@kayla_lib @hillaryAHR @akmccollom @CLIRDLF or you find it and it's not for beginners lol #DLFteach

@kayla_lib @CLIRDLF A3 Also it always helps to have a buddy review your materials! Helps you see what you forgot / get feedback on things like scaffolding. #DLFteach

@kayla_lib @CLIRDLF A3 Whenever I teach a new class, I’m already thinking about what I can reuse, or turn into an “assignment package.” The extra work you do now helps you in the future for sure! #DLFteach

@kayla_lib @hillaryAHR @CLIRDLF I especially found them helpful when I was new to librarianship and realized there's no "Framework for Info Literacy in Higher Education" for digital scholarship 👻