Flipped classroom and critical pedagogy: a couple of links from #loex14

I did some more scanning through tweets from the LOEX conference (which is just finishing), and found a couple of interesting links:
- Nice list of readings and resources related to the "flipped classroom", from Kimberley Miller http://urli.st/06t-The-Flipped-Canvas-Inverting-Info-Lit-Instruction
- Critical pedagogy bibliography from Naomi Stuesser and Sarah Brandt: https://docs.google.com/a/westga.edu/document/d/1MkGCxIJpKMMXMWQhpZAvdJT2ERiPST5MjVziLreP8tE/edit?pli=1
Photo by Sheila Webber: Gravestones in St Georges' churchyard, Gravesend, May 2014.

#loex14 tweeting

The major US information literacy conference, LOEX, is taking place at the moment in Michigan USA (8-10 May). You can follow the twitterstream using https://twitter.com/search?f=realtime&q=%23loex2014&src=hash
I had a really packed day so I haven't been able to follow it live, but I've picked out a couple of links. It was a bit like a detective puzzle: I think that this evaluation survey in one tweet must be of the people who were taking the Professional Skills for Educators Certificate Program described in this blog post. The blog post has links to course materials.
Also, some tutorials from Loyola Marymount University: http://library.lmu.edu/research/researchtutorials/
Photo by Sheila Webber: Jasmine outside the door, May 2014 - pity I can't include the jasmine fragrance!