UGC NET Paper 1 Mathematical Reasoning & Aptitude.pdf
Metro ICT Literacy in Libraries (METRO NY Dec 2009)
1. ICT Literacy in Libraries METRO Workshop December 7, 2009 Kathryn Shaughnessy, MA, MLS Assistant Professor Instructional Services Librarian Senior Fellow, Center for Teaching and Learning
37. Modeling ICT Literacy in Library Instruction Explore new ICTs to see what they are capable of
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39. ICT Literacy, RSS & Social Web: Library Uses Display the uses of RSS (then point to ICT Literacy tutorials for more info)
40. ICT Literacy, RSS & Social Web: Library Resources Instructions: tutorials cover 1) how to use the resource, 2) how to create a resource
41. ICT Literacy, RSS & Social Web: Library Resources Cross reference to tutorials at every “model” point
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44. WIKIS: DLIS assignment: collaborate with professionals Cross reference to tutorials at every “model” point
45. Del.icio.us: T3 faculty share web-resources informally…. Cross reference to tutorials at every “model” point
46. Facebook: getting the word out, ICT to model IL issues Use ICT vehicle to demonstrate ICT literacy lesson: (ex: privacy issues regarding 3 rd party software – here Facebook “quizzes”)
47. Twitter: getting the word out, ICT to model IL issues Use ICT vehicle to demonstrate ICT literacy lesson: (ex: phishing and privacy issues of 3 rd party software – here “foursquare,” via “bit.ly”)
48. YouTube: getting the word out, ICT to model IL issues Use ICT vehicle to demonstrate ICT literacy lesson: (ex: linking to and/or embedding an “illegal” YouTube posting as “contributory infringement”
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Editor's Notes
Blog benefits: Subscription distribution Timely but fast , yet if written with longevity in mind, archived, categorized and searchable entries make old entries salient. Good way to get students to write/journal as part of e-portfolio Comment feature is a good way to get informal feedback Blog Pitfalls Creating/editing takes time Keeping them timely and interesting as well as instructional Spam on comments – to prevent must have users register
Blog benefits: Subscription distribution Timely but fast , yet if written with longevity in mind, archived, categorized and searchable entries make old entries salient. Good way to get students to write/journal as part of e-portfolio Comment feature is a good way to get informal feedback Blog Pitfalls Creating/editing takes time Keeping them timely and interesting as well as instructional Spam on comments – to prevent must have users register
RefShare & Delicious benefits: Allows web access to favorite research/resources from anywhere, Allows “sharing” of resources with collaborators anywhere – also allows a librarian to generate a constantly updating pathfinder on a topic. increased communication between students & faculty and between scholars both within & among institutions. Natural segue for talking about Citing Sources & Avoiding Plagiarism Delicious & RefWorks pitfalls Delicious is mainly for websites, RefWorks for databases and catalogues. They don’t “communicate” well. RefWorks is proprietary, have to pay after graduation Both are potentially unwieldy if organizing tools not used
Skype benefits: Low technology learning curve, makes participation outstanding ! Alternate formal communication channel, for when courseware is malfunctioning but also acts as an informal communication channel : IM service but also allow voice-in-real time for free History feature saves “chats” and serves as a good way to capture informal and formal feedback and a way to track requests over time; allows sending tutorial links at point of need, later accessible for rubric grading Allows attachments for documents and pictures – helps in troubleshooting Skype Pitfalls Unsolicited “callers” on SkypeMe mode – to prevent this, users register and must be accepted as a contact
Skype benefits: Low technology learning curve, makes participation outstanding ! Alternate formal communication channel, for when courseware is malfunctioning but also acts as an informal communication channel : IM service but also allow voice-in-real time for free History feature saves “chats” and serves as a good way to capture informal and formal feedback and a way to track requests over time; allows sending tutorial links at point of need, later accessible for rubric grading Allows attachments for documents and pictures – helps in troubleshooting Skype Pitfalls Unsolicited “callers” on SkypeMe mode – to prevent this, users register and must be accepted as a contact
Skype benefits: Low technology learning curve, makes participation outstanding ! Alternate formal communication channel, for when courseware is malfunctioning but also acts as an informal communication channel : IM service but also allow voice-in-real time for free History feature saves “chats” and serves as a good way to capture informal and formal feedback and a way to track requests over time; allows sending tutorial links at point of need, later accessible for rubric grading Allows attachments for documents and pictures – helps in troubleshooting Skype Pitfalls Unsolicited “callers” on SkypeMe mode – to prevent this, users register and must be accepted as a contact
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