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About the project – Information Literacy Spaces
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Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors. Why this research is important. Information literacy is central to learning in the digital age, a meta-literacy of the knowledge society. If the next generations of New Zealanders are to become effective citizens within the knowledge economy, they must be equipped to engage with an ever-changing information landscape. We have identified a clear gap between the aspirations. Follow Informati...
Conceptualising the information literacy space – Information Literacy Spaces
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Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors. Conceptualising the information literacy space. The idea of considering information literacy (IL) as a ‘space’ emerged from five years of exploring the concept initially in the university sector and more recently in the transition from secondary to tertiary learning. Given this complexity, we began to question what this. September 29, 2016. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are commenting us...
y12-il-prog – Information Literacy Spaces
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Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors. September 19, 2016. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Should we still have print encyclopaedias in our libraries? – Information Literacy Spaces
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Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors. Should we still have print encyclopaedias in our libraries? I acknowledge the growing trend to default to electronic resources for research, but when considering the development of information literacy skills, there is an enormous benefit to quick and easy access to quality print material, alongside offering access to quality, online material. Even with the roll-out of Ultra-Fast Broadband...
The intersection between schools, libraries and learning – Information Literacy Spaces
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Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors. The intersection between schools, libraries and learning. School librarians are a crucial component in enhancing the student learning experience, and while I acknowledge there is huge and important work being done in the development and support of a reading society, in this post I want to focus on information literacy teaching through the library. 8211; School Libraries Work. Who works col...
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Professional Reading Choices
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June 28, 2016. Here are links to some of my favourite professional reading material. Articles in the Information Literacy Journal. Are written by presenters from the Librarian Information Literacy Annual Conference. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Journal. I discovered this Evidence Based Practice journal. When exploring what gathering evidence in my own professional practice could look like following the 2012 SLANZA workshop on Evidence Based Practice. With the redoubtable Dr Ross Todd.
Inspirations
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Shades of Black in Libraries. October 20, 2016. Libraries: What we are, How we surprise, What we could be. I had so much fun putting together my recent contribution in Weve. It was one of the most colossal, creative and confronting pieces I’ve ever worked on. I felt a huge sense of responsibility to put something meaningful together and a huge sense of accomplishment at the end. However, I had stepped completely outside of my comfort zone and I was nervous. Had I nailed the brief? Did it make sense?
Presentations
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LIANZA Heart of Libraries Weekend School. Presentation for librarians on the Tertiary Prep Programme at the LIANZA Weekend School – February 13th 2016 – Opera House, Oamaru. The Tertiary Prep Programme. Workshop Presentation at the SLANZA Conference – September 29th 2015 – St Andrews College, Christchurch. Scaffolding Research and Guided Inquiry. Lecture for secondary teacher trainees at Otago University – October 16th 2013 – University of Otago, Dunedin. Scaffolding Research and Guided Inquiry. Informat...
Note Making
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Future of school libraries
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Category: Future of school libraries. Shades of Black in Libraries. October 20, 2016. Libraries: What we are, How we surprise, What we could be. I had so much fun putting together my recent contribution in Weve. Did it make sense? Had I communicated my message, or just ended up being too obscure? I hope it says something to you and that it’s worth hearing. Then check out the other amazing contributions to the latest edition of Weve on Heroes Mingle. Future of school libraries. June 25, 2014. June 25, 2014.
Flock-mates
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New issue of Weve available! September 27, 2016. September 27, 2016. Weve is one of the publications I mentioned in my recent post about professional reading. So I’m thrilled to have been invited to contribute to the latest edition! This challenged, stretched, excited and frightened me, all at the same time! Thank you, Sally and Megan for inviting me to do this, and then actually using my little movie! Click on the image to open Weve. Reality Librarianship – Up Close and Personal. June 8, 2012. Sally Pew...
Creative Ideas
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Shades of Black in Libraries. October 20, 2016. Libraries: What we are, How we surprise, What we could be. I had so much fun putting together my recent contribution in Weve. It was one of the most colossal, creative and confronting pieces I’ve ever worked on. I felt a huge sense of responsibility to put something meaningful together and a huge sense of accomplishment at the end. However, I had stepped completely outside of my comfort zone and I was nervous. Had I nailed the brief? Did it make sense?
Recipe for making library magic
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Recipe for making library magic. September 22, 2016. Here is another one of Cambridge High’s library manager Glenys Bichan’s. Fantastic initiatives. This time it’s combining a splash of food and a pinch of libraries with a bushell of people in a special concoction to become their inaugural Librarian Master Chef. Five teams had to cook two courses based on the themes of books they chose. 8220;Mrs Weasleys Corn Beef” sandwiches. 8220;Greek Burgers”. Complete with feta and olives. 8220;The Chesire Cat”.
Publications
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8211; Weve Magazine, September 2016 – Libraries: What we are, How we surprise, What we could be. A Librarian’s Take On The Future Of Learning. 8211; SET Magazine 2014, Issue 1 – Future Education Special Issue. LIANZA Library Life – Identifying Leadership Potential. Interview by Cath Sheard on behalf of the Emerging Leaders Working Group – July 16th 2013. School Libraries: What’s now, what’s next, what’s next to come. E-book by Kristin Fontichiaro and Buffy Hamilton. My contributions:. You are commenting ...
Shades of Black in Libraries
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Shades of Black in Libraries. October 20, 2016. Libraries: What we are, How we surprise, What we could be. I had so much fun putting together my recent contribution in Weve. It was one of the most colossal, creative and confronting pieces I’ve ever worked on. I felt a huge sense of responsibility to put something meaningful together and a huge sense of accomplishment at the end. However, I had stepped completely outside of my comfort zone and I was nervous. Had I nailed the brief? Did it make sense?
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Library I Course Review
Library I Course Review. TRANSFER: CSU - 1 UNIT. Check the SMC schedule of classes. And register for this one credit course. Day of the event: Who, What, When, Where, How. Week(s) after the event:. Month(s) after the event:. Five to Ten years later. Information Cycle (Penn State University). Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Links to this post. Course Outline with Links. Library of Congress Call Numbers. Books - Searching the Library Catalog. Types of Reference Sources. Periodical Indexes - Library Databases.
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Glossary of Library Terms
Glossary of Library Terms. Santa Monica College - Library I Class. TRANSFER: CSU - 1 UNIT. Check the SMC schedule of classes. And register for this one credit course. Summary of an article. Book containing writings by different authors. Additional material at the end of a book. Collection of data, public records or historical documents. Essay or story published in a periodical. Listing of books, articles, etc. on a given topic - Works Cited. Covering of a book. Lives of prominent and noteworthy people.
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Information Literacy in the School Sector
Information Literacy in the School Sector. International Workshop „Information Literacy Development in the School Sector", Międzynarodowe Warsztaty "Kształtowanie kompetencji informacyjnych w szkolnictwie", Kraków, 08.06.2011, the EMPATIC project. Links to this post. Baza wiedzy o kompetencjach medialnych i informacyjnych. Http:/ katalog.edukacjamedialna.edu.pl/bazawiedzy/. Links to this post. Dydaktyka i Information Literacy, przydatne adresy. Http:/ www.jankowskit.pl/. Links to this post. Jednostki nau...
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INFORMATION LITERACY POWER PACKAGES
INFORMATION LITERACY POWER PACKAGES. Tuesday, September 16, 2008. Editha M. Alcausin. Naomi C. Alejo. National Archives of the Philippines, Manila. Digna A. Aquino. Division of Pasig City and San Juan. Jane Leilane A. Asuncion. Saint Michael’s College of Laguna. Herminigilda C. Cainghug. DepEd-Flora A. Ylagan High School, Quezon City. Maria Teresa C. Canlas. Holy Angel University, Angeles City. Mtccanlas@mailcity.com; mtcanlas@yahoo.com. Mary Anne S. Cuaresma. Don Bosco Academy, Pampanga. Digna B. Or...
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Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. Information Literacy Lesson Plans. SAMPLE PLANS TAKEN FROM AASL (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL LIBRARIES) WEBSITE. How to locate and evaluate information, Part I - Online Catalog. How to locate and evaluate information, Part II - Databases. How to locate and evaluate information, Part III - Internet Sites. Plagiarism: Avoiding Accidental Internet Plagiarism.
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Information Literacy Spaces – Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors
Improving students’ information literacy competencies and learning across the senior secondary and tertiary sectors. Should we still have print encyclopaedias in our libraries? I acknowledge the growing trend to default to electronic resources for research, but when considering the development of information literacy skills, there is an enormous benefit to quick and easy access to quality print material, alongside offering access to quality, online material. Even with the roll-out of Ultra-Fast Broadband...
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Information Literacy
Tuesday, 5 May 2015. Annotated bibliography residential schools. Running head: Annotated bibliography residential schools. An annotated Bibliography of the Indian Residential School System. I selected the impact of Indian residential schools and recovery from trauma as the topic for this assignment. I reviewed literature published in five different journals. 160; . The impact on the indigenous children over generations by being forced to study at the residential schools (RS) is portrayed. Individual and...
Information Literacy Summit
Darr; Skip to Main Content. 2017 Information Literacy Summit. 2016 Information Literacy Summit. 2015 Information Literacy Summit. 2014 Information Literacy Summit. Credit Card Payment Instructions. Register for the Summit. Associate Dean of the University Library at California State University San Marcos and faculty member of the ACRL Information Literacy Immersion Institute. Moraine Valley Community College Building M. Moraine Valley Community College Library. 2018 Information Literacy Summit.
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Syllabus - Library I Class
Syllabus - Library I Class. Library Studies 1 - Library Research Methods. Students are to select a topic of interest. And relevance to them at the beginning of the semester. The topic selected will be the basis for all the assignments, including the final project. The Works Cited Page (bibliography = a list of sources on your topic). Will serve as the final term project. A research term paper is not. The Final Project Requirements and Guidelines. 10) and only 10 items. 8211; Font Size 12 pt. Revkin, Andr...
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Information Literacy & Fluency (Videos/PPoints)
Information Literacy and Fluency (Videos/PPoints). This theme blog showcases videos designed to support k-12 educators in the area of information literacy (information fluency). And some fun stuff I just could not resist. The main Information Literacy area on Shambles is at www.shambles.net/informationliteracy. Saturday, February 7, 2009. Ted Koppel on Information Overload. Dated illustrative content but current process. Posted by Shamblesguru Smith @ 11:02 AM. Useful as an intro to information literacy.
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Information Literacy Workshop
Need Help Choosing a Topic? Search the Library Catalog for one of these series of books:. Links to this post. Library of Congress Classification Outline. Psychology, Philosophy and Religion. Recreation, Anthropology and Geology. Library Science and Bibliography. Links to this post. Library of Congress Call Numbers. Book - Full Bibliographic Record. A Man of Letters. New York: Encounter Books, 200. City where book was published. Publisher, Year the book was published. Ix, 359 p. ; 24 cm. Links to this post.
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