Composition and Integration of Information Literacy

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This document outlines a tiered approach to integrating composition curriculum across library resources, with three tiers moving from basic to more advanced integration. It discusses using library resources like tutorials, user-generated videos, infographics, Prezi, and SoundCloud, and suggests how readers can get involved.

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Composition and Integration of Information Literacy

The paper describe concept for Sharing Information Inside Communities - Uniform Resource Management (URM), which support validation, discovery and access to heterogeneous information and knowledge. It is based on utilisation of metadata schemes. The URM models currently also integrate different tools, which support sharing of knowledge. The URM concept was introduced by NaturNet Redime project as tool for managing of educational context and now is modified for general sharing of information inside of community in c@r project. The concept is now partly implemented as part of Czech metadata portal, Czech portal for United Nation Spatial Data infrastructure and it is also tested in Latvia by BOCS

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