6 courses with the subject EDLS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
EDLS 608Child and Adolescent Literature for Library Media Specialists3
Graduate standing. Provides exposure to a wide variety of literature for children and adolescents. Emphasis will be on selecting and applying literature within the K-12 library media center to strengthen and support the curriculum; meeting information literacy goals for all students; developing within K-12 students a love of reading and desire to become lifelong learners; and meeting pleasure reading needs of K-12 students.
Graduate standing. Course introduces ways of locating, evaluating and selecting general and subject-oriented reference sources with emphasis on works suitable for children and young adults; fosters a concept of reference librarianship which integrates informational and instructional roles of library media specialists.
EDLS 614Organization of Library Media Center Materials3
Graduate status. Course introduces basic principles of organizing print and non-print materials for efficient accessibility in library media center. Descriptive cataloging, classification and assignment of subject headings introduced. Emphasis placed on integration of computer automation into the organization process.
Graduate standing or instructor permission. The role of libraries in the teaching learning process and the role of the school library media specialist within the curriculum as a teacher, team member, instructional consultant and leader is examined. Students will apply learning theory to planning and implementing cooperative projects which lead to the promotion of information literacy. Methods of developing learning partnerships will be examined.
EDLS 618Production and Evaluation of Educational Media3
Enrollment limited to students enrolled in the library media concentration, the library media certificate, and licensed library media specialists, or permission of the instructor. This course is designed for pre-service and in service library media specialists and focuses on principles and practices related to the design, production and evaluation of instructional materials. Enrollment in this course is limited to library media specialists and students pursing endorsement/licensure in library media.
