Overview
Required
Readings
Readings: Bishop 1; review from Information Power (IP): vision, philosophy, roles, IL standards (pp. 1-44)
Supplemental Readings: Van Orden 1; Wasman Appendix F; Riedling 1
Discussion Points
Readings: Bishop 1; review from Information Power (IP): vision, philosophy, roles, IL standards (pp. 1-44)
Supplemental Readings: Van Orden 1; Wasman Appendix F; Riedling 1
Discussion Points
Overview: Introducing
the idea of
Information
Services
In 2008, we will focus on the course objectives and topics rather than this outline.
In 2008, we will focus on the course objectives and topics rather than this outline.
- What comes to mind when you hear "Information Services"?
- Remember that the content you are to teach is Information Literacy. You need these skills in spades yourself, along with considerable skill in facilitating them. This class is about the information itself and resources containing it.
- References: Bishop 1;
Van Orden 1;
Riedling 1; Wasman Appendix; AASL Position Statements
- How EDIT 6340 and 6360 fit together and relate back to EDIT 6300
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