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Auteur principal: Johnson, Wendell G.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2004
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contents Information Literacy Standards and Library Instruction Johnson, Wendell G. Information Literacy Standards Library Instruction Community Colleges College Libraries Active Learning Educational Objectives A program of library instruction, oriented towards the Outcomes attached to the ACRL's Competency Standards One and Two, assists community college students towards information literacy. Online resources and the World Wide Web provide integral components of this program. Library instruction alone cannot fulfill all of the Standards, however. Information literacy demands the cooperation of the host institution, faculty, library, and the students themselves. This cooperation further yields data the community college can use for accreditation and assessment purposes. (Contains 5 notes.)
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spellingShingle Information Literacy Standards and Library Instruction
Johnson, Wendell G.
Information Literacy
Standards
Library Instruction
Community Colleges
College Libraries
Active Learning
Educational Objectives
Information Literacy Standards and Library Instruction Johnson, Wendell G. Information Literacy Standards Library Instruction Community Colleges College Libraries Active Learning Educational Objectives A program of library instruction, oriented towards the Outcomes attached to the ACRL's Competency Standards One and Two, assists community college students towards information literacy. Online resources and the World Wide Web provide integral components of this program. Library instruction alone cannot fulfill all of the Standards, however. Information literacy demands the cooperation of the host institution, faculty, library, and the students themselves. This cooperation further yields data the community college can use for accreditation and assessment purposes. (Contains 5 notes.)
title Information Literacy Standards and Library Instruction
topic Information Literacy
Standards
Library Instruction
Community Colleges
College Libraries
Active Learning
Educational Objectives
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ843148