C. KUNIMOTO, S. KUBOTA, Y. ANEGAWA, S. FUJIMOTO, S. OKADA, Y. HIGAKI, H. TAKEUCHI, Y. KOBAYASHI, M. SHUKUYA, Y. ISHIDA, T. SHIOTA, M. TAKEUCHI, H. NODA, Y. IKEJIRI, N. YONEDA, A. Izuka, T. AYABE
ALIEP 2019 (Asia-Pacific Conference on Library & Information Education and Practice) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 2019年11月 査読有り
大学教育学会誌 = Journal of Japan Association for College and University Education 38(2) 99-103 2016年11月
[Abstract] This paper reports the roundtable discussion on the core competency of educational and learning support staff in higher education. It is recognized that universities and colleges in Japan are required to have professional staff with the necessary expertise or skills in educational and learning support in order to pursue higher quality education and learning outcomes. The problem we have faced is that the core competency of such staff is not always clear. This roundtable was therefore organized to discuss the draft core competency composed on the basis of the surveys and research conducted by Chiba University's Academic Link Center. After the presentation of the draft proposal and reaction reports from two prominent university staff members, a workshop with participants from various universities was conducted to exchange ideas or opinions on the draft core competency.
科学研究費による「情報専門職の養成に向けた図書館情報学教育体制の再構築に関する総合的研究LIPER (Library and Information Professions and Education Renewal)」(基盤A・代表 : 上田修一) の一環として、大学における司書教諭教育の現状を把握することを目的に、司書教諭資格を開設している日本の全大学を対象に郵送質問紙調査を実施した。調査の結果、大学内での司書教諭教育の位置づけ、カリキュラムの特徴、学生の動向、教員の動向が明らかとなった。
加藤 信哉, 小山 憲司, McMullen Susan, MacWhinnie Laurie A, Roberts Regina Lee, Bennett Scott, Spencer Mary Ellen, McDonald Robert H, Thomas Chuck, Lippincott Joan K, Dallis Diane, Walters Carolyn, Daniels Tim, Barratt Caroline Cason, 竹内 比呂也, 土屋 俊, 國本 千裕
大学教育学会誌 = Journal of Japan Association for College and University Education 2016年11月
[Abstract] This paper reports the roundtable discussion on the core competency of educational and learning support staff in higher education. It is recognized that universities and colleges in Japan are required to have professional staff with the necessary expertise or skills in educational and learning support in order to pursue higher quality education and learning outcomes. The problem we have faced is that the core competency of such staff is not always clear. This roundtable was therefore organized to discuss the draft core competency composed on the basis of the surveys and research conducted by Chiba University's Academic Link Center. After the presentation of the draft proposal and reaction reports from two prominent university staff members, a workshop with participants from various universities was conducted to exchange ideas or opinions on the draft core competency.