Madeline M. Suva Associate Professor Department of Development Journalism College of Development Communication INFORMATION a challenge to librarians LITERACY:
WORKERS INFO
WE LIVE IN  THE  INFORMATION  AGE.
INFORMATION AGE Began in 1970
Greater quantities available to individuals Widespread access to information INFORMATION AGE
AN WE LIVE IN INFORMATION   SOCIETY
INFORMATION SOCIETY A society where.. “ Information work predominates, and information is the most valuable resource". - Dennis McQuail
INFORMATION RICH vs. We all have  the right  “ to know.” INFORMATION POOR
POOR? INFO
INFO RICH?
live in cities, and other urban places   live in rural areas, remote areas, areas with no access to any kind of technology.  LOCATION Info Poor   Info Rich  In terms of
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT In terms of  EDUCATED   NON-EDUCATED Info Poor   Info Rich
FINANCIAL STATUS In terms of  High Income Unemployed Info Poor   Info Rich
INFORMATION LITERACY
INFORMATION LITERACY  A transformational process in which the learner needs to: Find Understand Evaluate  Use information  in various forms
AIM  IS TO  DEVELOP CRITICAL THINKING HOW?
Recognize a need for information  Identify the types and sources of information required to address a problem  CRITICAL THINKING DEVELOPING
Find and retrieve information using different media  Use the information effectively and appropriately  Critically evaluate the information and its sources  CRITICAL THINKING DEVELOPING
Understand the discipline specific nature of information  Recognise information literacy as a prerequisite for lifelong learning DEVELOPING  CRITICAL THINKING
WHY IS INFO LITERACY IMPORTANT?
Why is information literacy important? strong analytical, critical thinking problem-solving skills  capable and valuable employee, with much to contribute.
Provides skills to know: when we  need  information  where to locate it  effectively and efficiently.  Why is information literacy important?
In our information rich world, there is a growing need for researchers to become critical users . Why is information literacy important?
The information literacy curriculum includes Tool literacy  - The ability to use print and electronic resources including software and online resources.
Resource literacy  - The ability to understand the form, format, location and methods for accessing information resources.  . The information literacy curriculum includes
Social-structural literacy  - Knowledge of how information is socially situated and produced. It includes understanding the scholarly publishing process.  The information literacy curriculum includes
Research literacy  - The ability to understand and use information technology tools to carry out research, including the use of discipline-related software and online resources.  The information literacy curriculum includes
Publishing literacy  - The ability to produce a text or multimedia report of research results.  The information literacy curriculum includes
FROM SOME COUNTRIES EXAMPLES
United States
Created an Internet Literacy Portal to access a comprehensive database of worldwide IL initiatives of all kinds Established the Literacy Initiative for Empowerment (LIFE) programme UNESCO From  Organizations
HOW CAN YOU USE it?
“ As librarians, we must ensure that all people have the skills—as well as the resources—to realize life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”  --Nancy Kranich, president, 2000-2001, American Library Association
Challenge to Librarians partners in information literacy education experienced searchers information architects knowledge engineers
decision-support specialists knowledge manager provide the infrastructure that enables information Challenge to Librarians
Challenge to Librarians organize and manage knowledge needed by  information seekers Find more ways on how to make information useful through the technologies available at present.
AND INTERFACE  BETWEEN LIBRARIANS TEACHERS
There is no one better able to bring about change than a  teacher-librarian  working in partnership with school administration, classroom teachers and students. INTERFACE
sources   _________._______. Information Society.  http://cbdd.wsu.edu/kewlcontent/cdoutput/TR501/page8.htm . [May 20, 2008]   Association of College and Research Libraries.______. What is Information Literacy.  http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/acrlinfolit/infolitoverview/introtoinfolit/introinfolit.cfm#what . [May 20, 2008]   Associationof College and Research Libraries. ________.  What is Information Literacy.   http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/acrlinfolit/infolitoverview/infolitforfac/infolitfaculty.cfm . [May 20,2008]   D. Abilock. 2008.  What is Information Literacy.  http://www.noodletools.com/debbie/literacies/information/1over/infolit1.html . [May 20, 2008] Deakin University.  _________. What is Information Literacy .  http://www.deakin.edu.au/library/findout/information_literacy.php . [May 20, 2008]  
Durrance, J. C. _______.  Creating Information Communities: Strategies for Success.   http://www.si.umich.edu/helpseek/Publications/LAMApub.htm . [May 20, 2008]   Horton, F. W. _______.  Understanding Information Literacy: A Primer.   http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0015/001570/157020e.pdf . [May 19, 2008]   University of Idaho. ______. Why is Information Literacy important.  http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/info_literacy/ .  [May 20, 2008]   Williams, Helene and Zald, Anne (1997)   “Redefining roles: librarians as partners in information literacy education"    Information Research , 3(1) Available at: http://informationr.net/ir/3-1/paper24.html   sources
maren avrille pascual  ma. roxanne fatima s. rolle Acknowledgements
T A H K Y O N U !

Information Literacy

  • 1.
    Madeline M. SuvaAssociate Professor Department of Development Journalism College of Development Communication INFORMATION a challenge to librarians LITERACY:
  • 2.
  • 3.
    WE LIVE IN THE INFORMATION AGE.
  • 4.
  • 5.
    Greater quantities availableto individuals Widespread access to information INFORMATION AGE
  • 6.
    AN WE LIVEIN INFORMATION SOCIETY
  • 7.
    INFORMATION SOCIETY Asociety where.. “ Information work predominates, and information is the most valuable resource". - Dennis McQuail
  • 8.
    INFORMATION RICH vs.We all have the right “ to know.” INFORMATION POOR
  • 9.
  • 10.
  • 11.
    live in cities,and other urban places   live in rural areas, remote areas, areas with no access to any kind of technology. LOCATION Info Poor Info Rich In terms of
  • 12.
    EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Interms of EDUCATED   NON-EDUCATED Info Poor Info Rich
  • 13.
    FINANCIAL STATUS Interms of High Income Unemployed Info Poor Info Rich
  • 14.
  • 15.
    INFORMATION LITERACY A transformational process in which the learner needs to: Find Understand Evaluate Use information in various forms
  • 16.
    AIM ISTO DEVELOP CRITICAL THINKING HOW?
  • 17.
    Recognize a needfor information Identify the types and sources of information required to address a problem CRITICAL THINKING DEVELOPING
  • 18.
    Find and retrieveinformation using different media Use the information effectively and appropriately Critically evaluate the information and its sources CRITICAL THINKING DEVELOPING
  • 19.
    Understand the disciplinespecific nature of information Recognise information literacy as a prerequisite for lifelong learning DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING
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    WHY IS INFOLITERACY IMPORTANT?
  • 21.
    Why is informationliteracy important? strong analytical, critical thinking problem-solving skills  capable and valuable employee, with much to contribute.
  • 22.
    Provides skills toknow: when we need information where to locate it effectively and efficiently. Why is information literacy important?
  • 23.
    In our informationrich world, there is a growing need for researchers to become critical users . Why is information literacy important?
  • 24.
    The information literacycurriculum includes Tool literacy - The ability to use print and electronic resources including software and online resources.
  • 25.
    Resource literacy - The ability to understand the form, format, location and methods for accessing information resources. . The information literacy curriculum includes
  • 26.
    Social-structural literacy - Knowledge of how information is socially situated and produced. It includes understanding the scholarly publishing process. The information literacy curriculum includes
  • 27.
    Research literacy - The ability to understand and use information technology tools to carry out research, including the use of discipline-related software and online resources. The information literacy curriculum includes
  • 28.
    Publishing literacy - The ability to produce a text or multimedia report of research results. The information literacy curriculum includes
  • 29.
  • 30.
  • 31.
    Created an InternetLiteracy Portal to access a comprehensive database of worldwide IL initiatives of all kinds Established the Literacy Initiative for Empowerment (LIFE) programme UNESCO From Organizations
  • 32.
    HOW CAN YOUUSE it?
  • 33.
    “ As librarians,we must ensure that all people have the skills—as well as the resources—to realize life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” --Nancy Kranich, president, 2000-2001, American Library Association
  • 34.
    Challenge to Librarianspartners in information literacy education experienced searchers information architects knowledge engineers
  • 35.
    decision-support specialists knowledgemanager provide the infrastructure that enables information Challenge to Librarians
  • 36.
    Challenge to Librariansorganize and manage knowledge needed by information seekers Find more ways on how to make information useful through the technologies available at present.
  • 37.
    AND INTERFACE BETWEEN LIBRARIANS TEACHERS
  • 38.
    There is noone better able to bring about change than a teacher-librarian working in partnership with school administration, classroom teachers and students. INTERFACE
  • 39.
    sources   _________._______.Information Society. http://cbdd.wsu.edu/kewlcontent/cdoutput/TR501/page8.htm . [May 20, 2008]   Association of College and Research Libraries.______. What is Information Literacy. http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/acrlinfolit/infolitoverview/introtoinfolit/introinfolit.cfm#what . [May 20, 2008]   Associationof College and Research Libraries. ________. What is Information Literacy. http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/acrlinfolit/infolitoverview/infolitforfac/infolitfaculty.cfm . [May 20,2008]   D. Abilock. 2008. What is Information Literacy. http://www.noodletools.com/debbie/literacies/information/1over/infolit1.html . [May 20, 2008] Deakin University. _________. What is Information Literacy . http://www.deakin.edu.au/library/findout/information_literacy.php . [May 20, 2008]  
  • 40.
    Durrance, J. C._______. Creating Information Communities: Strategies for Success. http://www.si.umich.edu/helpseek/Publications/LAMApub.htm . [May 20, 2008]   Horton, F. W. _______. Understanding Information Literacy: A Primer. http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0015/001570/157020e.pdf . [May 19, 2008]   University of Idaho. ______. Why is Information Literacy important. http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/info_literacy/ . [May 20, 2008]   Williams, Helene and Zald, Anne (1997)  “Redefining roles: librarians as partners in information literacy education"    Information Research , 3(1) Available at: http://informationr.net/ir/3-1/paper24.html   sources
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    maren avrille pascual ma. roxanne fatima s. rolle Acknowledgements
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    T A HK Y O N U !