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Information Science and Library Studies. Information Science (also information studies) is an interdisciplinary science primarily concerned with the collection, classification, manipulation, storage, retrieval and dissemination of information.
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AASL's National Longitudinal Survey of School Library Programs
Key Highlights: Traditional School Library Curriculum Carried Over Into Digital Citizenship Digital Citizenship Curriculum Digital Citizen Content Access as Barrier to Teaching Digital Citizenship
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RT @thelibrarynews: Eight Tech Trends for Librarians (and Teachers too! "The traditional idea of what it means to be a librarian is long gone in the digital age. It's more than just classifying and locating resources. Today's librarian is required to be a digital media specialist, and the need for teachers to climb on board is becoming more and more apparent as InfoWhelm continues to evolve the student brain. This Harvard Education Letter by Dave Saltman talks about 8 of the valuable resources needed by librarians today, along with basically anyone who handles a lot of information." posted by Ian Jukes Via Karen du Toit Delete the scoop?
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"Librarians fostering information literacy: assessing content/"crap detection" http://t.co/iv8QzcxQ...
The crisis of information literacy, a familiar issue within the library community, is getting some wider attention. In this month’s Wired, Clive Thompson cites a recent study that reveals the paucity of search skills among so-called digital natives at both high school and college levels. Importantly he gets to the vital role school librarians play in fostering information literacy, including the critical approach to content, dubbed “crap detection” by Howard Rheingold." Via Vesna Cosic, Karen du Toit Delete the scoop?
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AASL Conference 2011: Unlocking the Art of Search Engines School Library Journal Close to 80 librarians packed into the workshop with their laptops in hand to hear Debbie Abilock, co-founder of Palo Alto, CA-based bibliography software company Noodle... Via Karen du Toit Delete the scoop?
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