[CASL-L] LIS courses in London this summer
IRENE KWIDZINSKI
kwidz at sbcglobal.net
Mon Oct 3 20:12:41 PDT 2011
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From: Nancy Everhart <everhart at fsu.edu>
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Sent: Mon, October 3, 2011 3:03:23 PM
Subject: [aaslforum] LIS courses in London this summer
Study in London this summer!
An exciting opportunity to earn six graduate LIS credits while living in
central London is being offered by the Florida State University School of
Library and Information Studies. Two multimedia production courses, taught by
Dr. Nancy Everhart from July 3 to July 24, 2012 at the FSU London Centre, will
use this dynamic city and the surrounding areas as a backdrop for creating
projects such as podcasts, social networking sites, blogs, short films, and
digital photography. No prior experience with these media is required. All
classes will be field trip based. There are online requirements before and after
the time in London.
Other pertinent information:
· The two courses being offered are: LIS 5313 -Digital Media: Concepts and
Production and LIS 5362 – Design and Production of Networked Multimedia.
Participants must take both courses and they will be focused on application of
media to libraries and teaching and learning. Students will have the opportunity
to apply course material to their current work situation if desired, or to build
a professional portfolio.
· The FSU London Centre is housed in a 17th century building that FSU owns
in the heart of 'literary London' and within walking distance to the shopping
district and to the West End theater district. It is less that one block from
the British Museum. Students are housed in flats at the Centre or in nearby
Bloomsbury.
· Day trips to Paris, Stonehenge and Salisbury, and Oxford are included. In
Paris we’ll visit the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Louvre, enjoy French
cuisine and a cruise on the Seine.
· Many field trips are tied to settings of children’s stories like Harry
Potter, Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, and Mary Poppins.
· The Summer Olympics will be taking place in London directly following the
course. We will be privy to Olympic preparations and will visit the site. You
may wish to extend your stay on your own to attend the Olympics.
· Cost is $5745 for both in-state and out-of-state participants. The fee
includes all registration and instructional costs for 6 graduate credit hours;
travel on the Eurostar from London to Paris; all admissions to program
social/cultural activities; welcome and farewell meals; health insurance;
international student ID card; T-shirt; full-time academic and administrative
support.
· Airfare, other meals, books and supplies are not included in the cost.
· Credits earned in this program may be later transferred into the master’s
degree program at FSU for students who may be accepted at a future date. These
offerings are regularly offered graduate courses.
· Extra time is budgeted for travel on your own.
· Deadline to register is December 7, 2011. ($100 deposit is needed to
reserve your spot.)
· The program is open to students from other universities who may wish to
transfer the credits, or to non-students (school librarians, teachers, other
librarians or IT professionals) who are interested in this exciting summer
opportunity for professional development CEUs.
· Dr. Everhart and former student participants will present a program,
“Social Media Professional Development with a British Flair,” at the AASL
Conference in Minneapolis on October 28 at 1 p.m.
For more information (including accounts from this past summer's participants)
and to apply online, visit the website: http://slis.fsu.edu/London. Contact:
Dr. Nancy Everhart, (everhart at fsu.edu) with any questions.
Dr. Nancy Everhart
Past-President, American Association of School Librarians
Director, School Library Media Program
Director, PALM (Partnerships Advancing Library Media) Center
School of Library and Information Studies
Florida State University
252 Louis Shores Building
Tallahassee, FL 32306
(850)644-8122
everhart at ci.fsu.edu
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