There is a call for proposals for the California Conference on Library Instruction, taking place in-person on 30 May 2025 in Cal State Monterey Bay, USA. Deadline for proposals is 2 December 2024. The theme is Making the Invisible Visible.
"CCLI invites you to share your instructional philosophies, teaching interventions, and strategies that make the invisible processes or structures visible to students, faculty, and the higher education community and support their curiosity and ability to navigate the challenges they face as students, scholars, and life-long learners.
"In our highly adaptive librarian roles, we are uniquely positioned to make the invisible more visible to students, faculty, and administration. We demystify hidden curriculum for students from different information privileges and backgrounds. We unpack and deconstruct the research process and make it accessible. Together, we explore the challenges inherent in emerging technologies, such as generative AI and algorithms. With the insights we draw from these vantage points, we are able to respond to and advocate for diverse needs and address these in the teaching environments we create, be they in person, online or through learning objects."
More info at http://www.cclibinstruction.org/
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