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Autori principali: Hare, Sarah, Evanson, Cara
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2018
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1190664
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Evanson, Cara
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Evanson, Cara
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Evanson, Cara
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contents Information Privilege Outreach for Undergraduate Students Hare, Sarah Evanson, Cara Undergraduate Students Student Research Access to Information College Libraries Outreach Programs Through their affiliation with an institution of higher education, undergraduate students are able to access a range of research materials and, as a result, enter the scholarly conversation and build upon existing research. This ability to access information that others cannot is called information privilege. This article builds upon Char Booth's work on information privilege to present library outreach as a way to raise awareness about the disparity in information access and to encourage students to consider how their own scholarship and sharing practices impact others. The article presents one approach for facilitating information privilege outreach with undergraduate students. (A list of notes is included.)
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language en
publishDate 2018
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spellingShingle Information Privilege Outreach for Undergraduate Students
Hare, Sarah
Evanson, Cara
Undergraduate Students
Student Research
Access to Information
College Libraries
Outreach Programs
Information Privilege Outreach for Undergraduate Students Hare, Sarah Evanson, Cara Undergraduate Students Student Research Access to Information College Libraries Outreach Programs Through their affiliation with an institution of higher education, undergraduate students are able to access a range of research materials and, as a result, enter the scholarly conversation and build upon existing research. This ability to access information that others cannot is called information privilege. This article builds upon Char Booth's work on information privilege to present library outreach as a way to raise awareness about the disparity in information access and to encourage students to consider how their own scholarship and sharing practices impact others. The article presents one approach for facilitating information privilege outreach with undergraduate students. (A list of notes is included.)
title Information Privilege Outreach for Undergraduate Students
topic Undergraduate Students
Student Research
Access to Information
College Libraries
Outreach Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1190664