September 2011
Beginner
218 pages
4h 17m
English
This chapter provides a brief summary of what information literacy instruction (ILI) is and what it has become in most academic libraries, describing the evolution of ILI from its conception in academic library education to the marketing tool it has developed into over the years. The chapter also defines the many forms available in academic libraries today. It outlines the different modes of instruction including traditional lecture/demonstration, active learning, computer-assisted, learner-centered and self-directed.
Key words
information literacy instruction
instructional methods
marketing
traditional instruction (TI)
active learning instruction (AL)
collaborative learning
problem-based learning (PBL) ...
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