Workplace Information Literacy: Cultivation Strategies for ‘Working Smarter’ in 21st Century Libraries

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    1. Workplace Information Literacy: Cultivation Strategies for ‘Working Smarter’ in 21 st Century Libraries
      • Zaana Howard (Australia), Anita Mirijamdotter (Sweden) & Mary M. Somerville (USA)
    2. Outline Workplace information literacy ‘ Working Smarter’ processes Effectiveness results
    3. Soft Systems Methodology Learning Process (after Checkland, 2000)
    4. Framework Framework of Ideas – F, Methodology – M, Area of concern – A (after Checkland and Holwell, 1998)
    5. Framework of Ideas
          • Informed Learning
          • Learn from encounters with information
          • Participatory Action Research
          • Learning with and for beneficiaries
          • Systems Thinking
          • Big picture understanding of interrelationships
          • Soft Systems Methodology
          • Process of learning one’s way
    6. Organizational effectiveness results
      • Amplify paraprofessional public service roles
      • Initiate college-based librarian liaison model
      • Co-design disciplinary research portal
      • Co-create and evaluate course assignments
      • Evolve learning partnerships in learning commons
    7. Working smarter elements
      • Informed learning:
      • Using information to learn
      • Participatory action research:
      • Learning with and for beneficiaries
      • Systems thinking:
      • Develop holistic understanding
      • ‘… learning our way to change’
    8. Organizational leadership priorities
      • Design collegial information access, exchange, and reflection environments
      • Encourage continuous research, implementation, and evaluation culture
      • Allocate financial and human resources to ‘incentivize’ collaborative innovation and creativity
    9. References C. S. Bruce (2008). Informed Learning . Chicago: ACRL. P. Checkland & S. Holwell (1998). Information, Systems and Information Systems - Making Sense of the Field . Chichester: John Wiley & Sons. P. B. Checkland (2000). Soft systems methodology. Systems Research & Behavioural Science . Z. Howard & M. M. Somerville (2008). Building knowledge capabilities: An organizational learning approach. Proceedings 11 th Annual Conference on Knowledge Management, Australia. Mirijamdotter & M.M. Somerville (2009). Collaborative design: An SSM-enabled organizational learning approach. International Journal of Information Technologies and Systems Approach .
    10. Questions?

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