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The document outlines the schedule and activities for the final day of a media literacy seminar for information professionals. The day includes workshops on information literacy, visual literacy, new media literacies, and news literacy. It concludes with participants providing feedback on the workshops and evaluating the overall seminar through individual and group discussions. Participants are also assigned a final project to design a media literacy workshop with a demonstration of one part.
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- 1. Good morning! Media Literacy for the Information Professional The final day Wednesday 5 May 2010
- 4. Workshops!! Undergo the workshops critically and write down feedback and questions
- 7. Any last questions or remarks? Thank you all very much for your participation!!
Editor's Notes
- 9.30 Welcome and chance for asking questions 10.00 Final preparations for workshops 11.00 Workshop 1: Information Literacy and feedback 12.00 Workshop 2: Visual Literacy and feedback 13.00 Lunch break 14.00 Workshop 3: New media Literacies and feedback 15.00Workshop 4: News Literacy 16.00 Plenary: feedback on the workshops and on the seminar, fill out evaluation form 16.30End
- handouts
- 9.30Welcome and preparing for workshops 10.00Workshop 1: Information Literacy and feedback 10.45Workshop 2: Visual Literacy and feedback 12.00Workshop 3: New media Literacies and feedback 12.45Lunch Break 14.00Workshop 4 News Literacy 15.00Expert Group presentations and discussion 15.45Plenary: feedback on the workshops and on the seminar, fill out evaluation form 16.30End
- 9.30Welcome and preparing for workshops 10.00Workshop 1: Information Literacy and feedback 10.45Workshop 2: Visual Literacy and feedback 12.00Workshop 3: New media Literacies and feedback 12.45Lunch Break 14.00Workshop 4 News Literacy 15.00Expert Group presentations and discussion 15.45Plenary: feedback on the workshops and on the seminar, fill out evaluation form 16.30End