September 3rd, 2010
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Tutorial using 2 avatars working through which databases might be good for a music essay. Discusses the differences between RILM, RIPM, IIPA, IIMP. Information literacy tutorial aimed at undergrads.
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August 30th, 2010
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Part II of a screencast describing how to import an Online Information Literacy module into DSpace
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August 26th, 2010
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How do you introduce information literacy skills to online sections of College Composition? Please view a short video that will take you on a walk through my Information Literacy Module for Distance sections of English 111 (and English 112). This module supports students writing of the semester-long researched essay.
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August 22nd, 2010
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Media coordinators in today’s schools are more than librarians; they’re also teachers and leaders of information literacy.
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August 18th, 2010
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Phil Orr, a librarian at USI’s Rice Library, shows media studies students how to explore the Internet for foreign television programs. In part two, he shows “doctortew” how to use the website Wikipedia. The explanation was filmed by Chad Tew, a journalism professor, for an assignment in his course “Introduction to Mass Communication” that is taught at the University of Southern Indiana. In the assignment, students adapt a foreign TV program for a US and international audience. Their mission: To create a sales pitch that reduces the distributor’s uncertainty. Outcomes: Students learn about media economics, narrative style, and global media.…
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August 14th, 2010
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Phil Orr, a librarian at USI’s Rice Library, shows media studies students how to explore the Internet for foreign television programs. In part one, he shows “doctortew” how to use the website IMDB.com. The explanation was filmed by Chad Tew, a journalism professor, for an assignment in his course “Introduction to Mass Communication” that is taught at the University of Southern Indiana. In the assignment, students adapt a foreign TV program for a US and international audience. Their mission: To create a sales pitch that reduces the distributor’s uncertainty. Outcomes: Students learn about media economics, narrative style and global media.…
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August 10th, 2010
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August 6th, 2010
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Leslin Charles and Bonnie Lafazan present Information Literacy in the Online Environment
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August 2nd, 2010
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At the ACRL President’s Program on information literacy, we were treated to both a debate and several “interludes” such as this one. Here we have the Magnificent Carnak (yeah yeah, I know. OLD reference) guessing the questions to answers about information literacy.
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July 29th, 2010
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In the midst of serious district budget cuts, we, the LMSs of HSE schools, realized that many of the decision-makers have no idea what we really do. We are not your grandma’s librarians. Sure, we want to instill a passion for reading and learning in kids, but we also teach information literacy skills, the use of new technologies for gathering and presenting info, and all sorts of other cool stuff. It was time for some advocacy. This little film is one piece of that.
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