Crossing the Studio Art Threshold: Information Literacy and Creative Populations

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Main Authors: Carter, Sarah, Koopmans, Heather, Whiteside, Alice
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2018
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author Carter, Sarah
Koopmans, Heather
Whiteside, Alice
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Koopmans, Heather
Whiteside, Alice
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Koopmans, Heather
Whiteside, Alice
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contents Crossing the Studio Art Threshold: Information Literacy and Creative Populations Carter, Sarah Koopmans, Heather Whiteside, Alice Studio Art Information Literacy Artists Library Services Information Needs Educational Practices Undergraduate Students Academic Standards Design Bias Research Methodology Library Instruction Librarians Artists often require visual and inspirational information sources that range outside of library walls and websites, and develop their work within the complex social environment of the studio. Librarians historically engage with studio art and design students using multiple standards documents. This article offers an analytical literature review of the pedagogical approaches librarians have taken toward their work in the art and design studios, specifically identifying library practitioners who have adapted or critiqued standards documents in order to address the unique needs of creative populations. The Association of College and Research Libraries' (ACRL) "Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education" provides librarians an opportunity to further engage with studio art students in critical information literacy practices. Future pedagogical practices and assessment techniques are considered, and new approaches to studio art and design instruction are discussed.
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spellingShingle Crossing the Studio Art Threshold: Information Literacy and Creative Populations
Carter, Sarah
Koopmans, Heather
Whiteside, Alice
Studio Art
Information Literacy
Artists
Library Services
Information Needs
Educational Practices
Undergraduate Students
Academic Standards
Design
Bias
Research Methodology
Library Instruction
Librarians
Crossing the Studio Art Threshold: Information Literacy and Creative Populations Carter, Sarah Koopmans, Heather Whiteside, Alice Studio Art Information Literacy Artists Library Services Information Needs Educational Practices Undergraduate Students Academic Standards Design Bias Research Methodology Library Instruction Librarians Artists often require visual and inspirational information sources that range outside of library walls and websites, and develop their work within the complex social environment of the studio. Librarians historically engage with studio art and design students using multiple standards documents. This article offers an analytical literature review of the pedagogical approaches librarians have taken toward their work in the art and design studios, specifically identifying library practitioners who have adapted or critiqued standards documents in order to address the unique needs of creative populations. The Association of College and Research Libraries' (ACRL) "Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education" provides librarians an opportunity to further engage with studio art students in critical information literacy practices. Future pedagogical practices and assessment techniques are considered, and new approaches to studio art and design instruction are discussed.
title Crossing the Studio Art Threshold: Information Literacy and Creative Populations
topic Studio Art
Information Literacy
Artists
Library Services
Information Needs
Educational Practices
Undergraduate Students
Academic Standards
Design
Bias
Research Methodology
Library Instruction
Librarians
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1183306