 Selected Internet
resources
Library
information
Library services
Media Services |
Selected bibliographies of materials available in
the library, article databases, and other online
resources.
Access to these resources may require authentication of affiliation
with Skagit Valley College.
In the Library
eBook
E-literate? [videorecording] / [presented by] Pacific Bell [and] the UCLA Graduate School of
Education and Information Studies. [California] : University of California Regents, 2000.
027.7 YOUNG
Working with faculty to design undergraduate information literacy programs : a how-to-do-it
manual for librarians / Rosemary M. Young and Stephena Harmony. New York : Neal-Schuman, c1999.
Articles
Arp,
Lori, et al. "Faculty-Librarian
Collaboration to Achieve Integration of Information Literacy.
Information Literacy." Reference & User Services Quarterly 46.1 (Fall
2006): 18-23.
Links
TILT: The Information Literacy Tutorial
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TILT is designed to introduce
students to research sources and skills. The tutorial offers an
introduction and three modules, which you can complete in any order.
Each should take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Whether this
site introduces new information or is a review, these fundamental
concepts will be useful for any type of research you may do and will
contribute to your success as a student. |
Toolkit for Success
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Designed to help teachers/faculty and librarians work together to address the
information literacy needs of their at-risk high school and community college students.
In order to make the most effective use of the resources, it is important that the
components be integrated into the course curriculum. While the toolkit targets
at-risk students in their first year of community college, most high school and college
students can benefit from assessment and instruction that focuses on basic information literacy skills.
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