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08 January 2009 14:50

How FE libraries can help develop critical thinking skills and support independent study

Developing critical thinking skills and creating a culture of independent study is seen as central to higher education studies - and it could be argued that it is the development of these abilities which distinguishes study at HE level from that at further Read More...
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17 November 2008 19:49

Te Punga

Thanks to Hazel Edmunds of http://www.adsetsinformationweblog. blogspot.com/ She pointed me to Kathryn Greenhill's blog, who in turn was highlighting the work of people at the University of Aukland. Kathryn made a video of Liz Wilkinson talking about Read More...
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15 November 2008 17:26

Health Sector Information Skills Training

In the 25th anniversary issue of Health Information and Libraries Journal, Margaret E.S. Forrest provides an overview of the role of informational professionals in user education. It’s particularly useful for those of us who have not been working Read More...
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15 November 2008 13:23

Virtual worlds

The discussions continue regularly on Infolit iSchool in Second Life (SL), the virtual world. Most recently, Robin Ashford (a librarian from the USA, Robin Mochi in SL) led a discussion about the Academic librarian in Second Life . The picture show the Read More...
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13 November 2008 21:05

New information literacy blogs

1) From Christine Irving and John Crawford, their Scottish Information Literacy project blog to share news and ideas: http://caledonianblogs.net/information-literacy/ 2) From Anup Kumar Das, links to UNESCO Resources on Information Literacy http://informationliteracy-asia.blogspot.com/ Read More...
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