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Tuesday, May 14 • 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Using Zines in Library Instruction

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Zines are gaining popularity in academic settings, and they are increasingly recognized as valuable primary sources. As we continue to develop our zine collections, we are also facilitating the pedagogical use of zines in courses across Douglas College. In this workshop, we will demonstrate a library instruction class that examines zines as research sources. Participants will get the chance to see student-created zine assignments that have resulted from these classes, then will make their own mini-zines to take home!
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Alicia Arding

Information Literacy & Educational Technology Librarian, Douglas College
Alicia Arding is the Information Literacy and Educational Technology Librarian at Douglas College. She has an MLIS from UBC and BSc from SFU. Before becoming an academic librarian, she worked in the public library sector for many years. She has a passion for information literacy... Read More →
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Christine Fojas (pre-conference)

Library Technician, Douglas College
Christine Fojas (she/her) is currently a library technician at Douglas College. She works on interlibrary loans as well as public services and is part of the Douglas College Library Zine Collective (DCLZC). 

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Tuesday May 14, 2024 3:30pm - 4:30pm PDT
Wilson School of Design: Room 1960
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