Information Literacy

• • Students will be provided with a list of topics in the Unit Outline

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The role of information services in user education, information literacy and lifelong learning. Standards and tools to guide and measure information literacy programs. The role of information technology in information literacy and user education. User education activities for individuals and groups. Learning styles and education theory. Planning, management and promotion of user education programs. Evaluation of user education programs.

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• Online discussions (15%)
• Essay (35%)
• Project (50%)

Current study term: 30 May 21 to 29 Aug 21