Teaching computer skills or
successful information search strategies is significantly different from
teaching history, literature or the sciences, but it is no less dependent
upon sound pedagogy. Regardless of discipline or level of expertise,
information workers can be stymied by our increasingly complex information
universe. Knowing how to locate, access and evaluate information demands
information literacy. In this sense, information literacy is a critical
component of lifelong learning, not just mastery of the latest information
technologies. Users need to be able to utilize the technologies available
today, be prepared to approach emerging systems with research savvy,
and to go forward with confidence built on today’s successes.
• Information Literacy PowerPoint presentation
• Online Curriculum Design
• Training video clip