FLIP it![TM]: An Information Literacy Framework that Really Works for All Ages!

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1. Verfasser: McCarthy, Cheryl A.
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Veröffentlicht: 2003
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contents FLIP it![TM]: An Information Literacy Framework that Really Works for All Ages! McCarthy, Cheryl A. Information Literacy Models Problem Solving Research Methodology Standards Thinking Skills Explains FLIP it, a four-stage nonlinear information literacy research process that allows flexibility at each stage of the problem-solving approach. Highlights include intelligent thinking, how FLIP it has been used, how it relates to information literacy standards, and research on the FLIP it model. (LRW)
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spellingShingle FLIP it![TM]: An Information Literacy Framework that Really Works for All Ages!
McCarthy, Cheryl A.
Information Literacy
Models
Problem Solving
Research Methodology
Standards
Thinking Skills
FLIP it![TM]: An Information Literacy Framework that Really Works for All Ages! McCarthy, Cheryl A. Information Literacy Models Problem Solving Research Methodology Standards Thinking Skills Explains FLIP it, a four-stage nonlinear information literacy research process that allows flexibility at each stage of the problem-solving approach. Highlights include intelligent thinking, how FLIP it has been used, how it relates to information literacy standards, and research on the FLIP it model. (LRW)
title FLIP it![TM]: An Information Literacy Framework that Really Works for All Ages!
topic Information Literacy
Models
Problem Solving
Research Methodology
Standards
Thinking Skills
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ671744