Welcome to the Google Group forum for the DLF Digital Library Pedagogy working group. Possible areas of discussion include:

assignments and instructional techniques using digitized and born-digital cultural heritage collections
emerging methods and tools for digital scholarship pedagogy
recommended scholarly literature on digital teaching and scholarship
best practices for digital project-based learning
training and ongoing skills development for digital instructors
and more!

Our work focuses on publishing editions of the #DLFToolkit, which contains lesson plans and classroom instruction session guidelines for digital methods. We are always looking for new contributors, reviewers, and editors of future editions of the Toolkit. If you're interested in editing a volume, reach out to the DLFTeach co-facilitators.

Help us to grow this digital library pedagogy community of practice by sharing your perspectives, questions, and experiences. Our #DLFTeach chats have moved from Twitter to Slack! We will continue the format of hosting bi-monthly conversations with a specified topic, and we will continue archiving the chats for future access. Slack chats will be asynchronous, and active for 90 days.

Join #DLFTeach chats via https://join.slack.com/t/dlfteach/shared_invite/zt-23s81r76e-hmr12WHLEvPwmk3ebgFfZA.

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