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Main Authors: Willenborg, Amber, Detmering, Robert, McClellan, Samantha
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2020
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1260749
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author Willenborg, Amber
Detmering, Robert
McClellan, Samantha
author_facet Willenborg, Amber
Detmering, Robert
McClellan, Samantha
Willenborg, Amber
Detmering, Robert
McClellan, Samantha
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contents Real Talk: Librarian Perceptions of the Professional Conversation on Information Literacy Assessment Willenborg, Amber Detmering, Robert McClellan, Samantha Academic Libraries Librarians Librarian Attitudes Information Literacy Evaluation Communities of Practice Library Instruction Discussion Groups This qualitative study investigates how academic librarians perceive the professional conversation about information literacy assessment, focusing on their characterization of the discourse and the benefits of and barriers to their participation. Findings from phenomenological interviews indicate that librarians view the conversation as valuable and inspiring, but also divisive and inapplicable to many libraries. While they find value in sharing ideas and engaging in a community of practice, they may face such barriers as feelings of inadequacy and insufficient resources. The authors provide recommendations to help librarians, administrators, and conference planners foster more inclusive and productive engagement in the professional conversation on information literacy assessment.
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spellingShingle Real Talk: Librarian Perceptions of the Professional Conversation on Information Literacy Assessment
Willenborg, Amber
Detmering, Robert
McClellan, Samantha
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Librarian Attitudes
Information Literacy
Evaluation
Communities of Practice
Library Instruction
Discussion Groups
Real Talk: Librarian Perceptions of the Professional Conversation on Information Literacy Assessment Willenborg, Amber Detmering, Robert McClellan, Samantha Academic Libraries Librarians Librarian Attitudes Information Literacy Evaluation Communities of Practice Library Instruction Discussion Groups This qualitative study investigates how academic librarians perceive the professional conversation about information literacy assessment, focusing on their characterization of the discourse and the benefits of and barriers to their participation. Findings from phenomenological interviews indicate that librarians view the conversation as valuable and inspiring, but also divisive and inapplicable to many libraries. While they find value in sharing ideas and engaging in a community of practice, they may face such barriers as feelings of inadequacy and insufficient resources. The authors provide recommendations to help librarians, administrators, and conference planners foster more inclusive and productive engagement in the professional conversation on information literacy assessment.
title Real Talk: Librarian Perceptions of the Professional Conversation on Information Literacy Assessment
topic Academic Libraries
Librarians
Librarian Attitudes
Information Literacy
Evaluation
Communities of Practice
Library Instruction
Discussion Groups
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1260749