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    Learning Infused Libraries: Honest Talk About What it REALLY Takes to Create a Learning Commons

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    Presentation given at LOEX 2008 conference. Discusses the architectural, service, and attitude changes required to implement a learning commons, and how all these changes are ultimately linked to learning.

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    1. Slide 1:Learning Infused Libraries: Honest Talk About What it REALLY Takes to Create a Learning Commons LOEX 2008 Laura Baker
    2. Slide 2: Learning Commons • Integrates information, technology, and writing services– along with expert help – to create a learning environment that is more complete, more holistic, and much more exciting. • A new conception of library services
    3. Slide 3:Challenge Solution – Ask the User “To conceive of it as Architecture owned by learners …” Interior Design Market Research Student and Bennett, S. (2003) faculty surveys/ Libraries Designed for focus groups Learning, p.45
    4. Slide 4:Top Learner Needs 1. Computers and Technology  More workstations