Critical Information Literacy at the Crossroads: An Examination of Pushback from Implementation to Praxis

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Autores principales: Williams, Simone, Kamper, Elizabeth
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Publicado: 2023
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Kamper, Elizabeth
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contents Critical Information Literacy at the Crossroads: An Examination of Pushback from Implementation to Praxis Williams, Simone Kamper, Elizabeth Academic Libraries Critical Literacy Information Literacy Library Education Curriculum Online Courses Library Instruction Units of Study College Credits Library Science In this article, the authors explore whether academic libraries are truly capable of implementing a critical information literacy (CIL) praxis and if there are inherent threats to critical librarianship when incorporating CIL into the curriculum. The survey instrument in this study gathered data from 92 academic library instructors based within the United States. The study identified that 41% of question respondents had received negative comments or criticisms about including CIL in their library curriculum through various formats: online modules, one-shot instruction, course-embedded units, and credit-bearing courses. In addition, 29% of question respondents felt that pushback from academic teaching staff, other librarians/administration, and students threatened the integrity of CIL. This research helps to illustrate the fragility of CIL and how librarians have faced pushback when critical content is incorporated into the information literacy (IL) curriculum.
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spellingShingle Critical Information Literacy at the Crossroads: An Examination of Pushback from Implementation to Praxis
Williams, Simone
Kamper, Elizabeth
Academic Libraries
Critical Literacy
Information Literacy
Library Education
Curriculum
Online Courses
Library Instruction
Units of Study
College Credits
Library Science
Critical Information Literacy at the Crossroads: An Examination of Pushback from Implementation to Praxis Williams, Simone Kamper, Elizabeth Academic Libraries Critical Literacy Information Literacy Library Education Curriculum Online Courses Library Instruction Units of Study College Credits Library Science In this article, the authors explore whether academic libraries are truly capable of implementing a critical information literacy (CIL) praxis and if there are inherent threats to critical librarianship when incorporating CIL into the curriculum. The survey instrument in this study gathered data from 92 academic library instructors based within the United States. The study identified that 41% of question respondents had received negative comments or criticisms about including CIL in their library curriculum through various formats: online modules, one-shot instruction, course-embedded units, and credit-bearing courses. In addition, 29% of question respondents felt that pushback from academic teaching staff, other librarians/administration, and students threatened the integrity of CIL. This research helps to illustrate the fragility of CIL and how librarians have faced pushback when critical content is incorporated into the information literacy (IL) curriculum.
title Critical Information Literacy at the Crossroads: An Examination of Pushback from Implementation to Praxis
topic Academic Libraries
Critical Literacy
Information Literacy
Library Education
Curriculum
Online Courses
Library Instruction
Units of Study
College Credits
Library Science
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1393573