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EIFL | knowledge without boundaries

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From www.eifl.net - January 18, 4:58 AM
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EIFL: Enabling access to knowledge through libraries in developing and transition countries

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Curating the World of Educational Apps -- Campus Technology

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From campustechnology.com - March 13, 2012 4:09 AM
With a bank of 40,000 educational apps that have been cataloged, reviewed, and approved, a Tennessee initiative hopes to make it easier for educators to use apps in the classroom and beyond.
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Mobile information literacy

From crln.acrl.org - January 22, 2012 5:45 AM

While at the reference desk, have you ever had a student thrust her phone at you and ask, “Do you have this book?” Or, while teaching an information literacy class, have you had to tell students to put away their cellphones? It seems that our students can’t live without their smartphones anymore. But who can blame them? Most of us have grown accustomed to having information available at our fingertips. There are hundreds of thousands of apps available that let users do everything from looking up restaurant reviews to accessing Wikipedia in a mobile environment. As an increasing number of mobile apps and Web sites are being built by database vendors, such as EBSCO and WilsonWeb, it’s time to leverage students’ addiction to smartphones and teach them information literacy in a mobile setting.

 


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