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Ridley High School has two main goals for 2007-2008: 1) Prepare students with 21st century digital skills to demonstrate academic proficiency above minimum levels by 2010, and 2) Prepare teachers to change from traditional to digital classrooms so that by 2010, 100% of teachers integrate digital tools in 25% of lessons. Several programs like Emerald Academy and Raider Academy as well as honors and modeling curriculums are involved. Teachers will participate in professional development on integrating technology and survey students online. Students will use web strategies, blog, podcast, and more to increase engagement, time on task, and activities.
Mesquite High School conducted a technology assessment using the Texas STaR Chart. The school's strengths included leadership support for technology and infrastructure. Weaknesses included limited use of technology for teaching and distance learning, and a need for more educator training. The summary calls for continued work to expand students' experiences through a global classroom and prepare them for 21st century learning.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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1. Problem
◈ Approximately 3000 student enrolled
(increasing to 5000 by 2020).
◈ Only two librarians available for IL
teaching.
◈ Inconsistent experience of IL across
discipline areas.
Aspiration
◈ Provide all students with a consistent thread
of IL education and resources from library
orientation to graduation.
◈ Deliver IL at the point of need through a
range of services including online resources,
classroom instruction, and consultations.
Developing a Strategy for
Information Literacy
Laura Barber
Assistant Manager
(Information Literacy)
2. Developing a Strategy for
Information Literacy
Five Project Goals:
1. Revamp of the Introduction to Research Process online course.
2. Design, development, implementation and evaluation of blended
library orientation for all first year UG, PG, and International
Foundation Programme students.
3. Ongoing production of ‘toolkit’ of online IL resources and activities to
be utilised by faculty and students.
4. Creation of customised subject specialist library interventions aimed
at second and third year UG and PG students.
5. Design, development, implementation and evaluation of online
Information Literacy ‘train the trainer' programme aimed at faculty.
3. Creating IL assets that can be tailored by faculty to learning needs as per student
assignments or utilised individually by MDX members depending on their own requirements.
Toolkit of online IL Assets
4. Thanks!
Bent, M. and Stockdale, E. (2009) “Integrating Information Literacy as a Habit of Learning: assessing the
impact of a golden thread of IL in the curriculum”, Journal of Information Literacy, 3 (1), 43-55.
The University of Manchester Library (2018) My Learning Essentials. Available at:
http://www.library.manchester.ac.uk/using-the-library/students/training-and-skills-support/my-
learning-essentials/ (Accessed: 22nd February 2018).
Corrall, S. (2008) “Information literacy strategy development in higher education: An exploratory
study”, International Journal of Information Management, 28, (1), 26-37.
References