Competing Agendas in Higher Education: Finding a Place for Information Literacy.

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Hauptverfasser: Snavely, Loanne, Cooper, Natasha
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Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1997
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author Snavely, Loanne
Cooper, Natasha
author_facet Snavely, Loanne
Cooper, Natasha
Snavely, Loanne
Cooper, Natasha
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contents Competing Agendas in Higher Education: Finding a Place for Information Literacy. Snavely, Loanne Cooper, Natasha Cooperative Programs Curriculum Development Educational Development Higher Education Information Literacy Library Role Teacher Role Teaching Methods Proposes a course-integrated, across-the-curriculum model for information literacy to enhance the curricular and educational mission of higher education institutions. Examines issues and obstacles involved in establishing such a program, getting faculty and administrative support, and working toward curricular change. Discusses roles of faculty and librarians and the importance of their collaboration and cooperation in achieving a common goal. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle Competing Agendas in Higher Education: Finding a Place for Information Literacy.
Snavely, Loanne
Cooper, Natasha
Cooperative Programs
Curriculum Development
Educational Development
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Library Role
Teacher Role
Teaching Methods
Competing Agendas in Higher Education: Finding a Place for Information Literacy. Snavely, Loanne Cooper, Natasha Cooperative Programs Curriculum Development Educational Development Higher Education Information Literacy Library Role Teacher Role Teaching Methods Proposes a course-integrated, across-the-curriculum model for information literacy to enhance the curricular and educational mission of higher education institutions. Examines issues and obstacles involved in establishing such a program, getting faculty and administrative support, and working toward curricular change. Discusses roles of faculty and librarians and the importance of their collaboration and cooperation in achieving a common goal. (Author/AEF)
title Competing Agendas in Higher Education: Finding a Place for Information Literacy.
topic Cooperative Programs
Curriculum Development
Educational Development
Higher Education
Information Literacy
Library Role
Teacher Role
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ593504