Terry Huttenlock

Biography

I enjoy exploring technological solutions that can enhance teaching, learning, and access to library resources as well as discovering research methods that can be used to assess outcomes and effectiveness. I am involved in Jericho Road church and in my spare time enjoy biking, baking, reading, and playing with my grandchildren.

Education

Northern Illinois University
Ed.D., Instructional Technology

Rutgers University
M.L.S., Library and Information Science

Moravian College
B.S., Biology

Illinois Online Network
Master Online Teacher (MOT) certification

Chubb Institute
Computer Certification

Areas of Expertise

Library Sciences
Instructional Technology
Biology
Research Methodology

Professional Affiliations

American Library Association
Association of College and Research Libraries

Presentations

Culture of Assessment
Keynote Speaker, CATLA Annual Meeting, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, IL, April 2017

A Mother’s perspective
Speaker and Participant, Fatherless in America Symposium, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL, April 2017

The Missing Piece
Keynote speaker, PALNI Workshop, Manchester University, North Manchester, IL, June 2015

Facilitating metacognition with a “flipped” instructional strategy
Information Literacy Summit, Moraine Valley CC, IL, April 2015

Metacognition - a foundation for all "information" literacies
Indiana University Libraries Information Literacy Colloquium, South Bend, IN, August 2014

Letting the Data Speak: Unintended Correlation of Two Studies
Co-presenter, New Directions in Information Fluency Conference, Augustana College, Rock Island, IL, April 2014

Selected Publications

Proving value and improving practice: Using system data to analyze user behaviors, College & Undergraduate Libraries
Terry Huttenlock, David Malone, 2013