open access journal of information literacy - aims to investigate information literacy in all its forms to address the interests of diverse IL communities of practice.
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gwynethjones's curator insight,
May 21, 12:55 PM
Mashable's changes its Twitter Profile Pic & @petecashmore picks up 10K new followers! #HunkaHunkaBurninSmart #Swoonworthy Delete the scoop?
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Anne Whisken's curator insight,
Today, 5:36 PM
Information Commons? Learning Commons? Combination and blending of traditional ICT and library roles in successful learning spaces. Delete the scoop?
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Ana Cristina Pratas's curator insight,
Today, 1:45 PM
Others have already been included in this curation site. Delete the scoop?
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Level343's curator insight,
Today, 11:56 AM
Excellent post by Lyena Solomon Final Thoughts Remember the formula to a scalable content generation strategy? Fewer resources generating more high quality content make a scalable strategy. Good processes will ensure that few resources are used. They will also streamline the very process of content generation. As a result, you will receive large quantities of different types of content. Applying audience knowledge to your company message will solidify the quality. Delete the scoop?
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Katherine Kedey's curator insight,
May 21, 8:49 AM
Interesting connections to Critical Literacy, Voice & Strategy Delete the scoop?
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Dave Webb's curator insight,
Today, 11:28 AM
Youth are sharing more personal information on their profiles than in the past. They choose private settings for Facebook, but share with large networks of friends.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight,
Today, 6:29 PM
Educators should be aware of this. Will there be issues or concerns down the road? Delete the scoop?
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Stacey Py Flynn's curator insight,
Today, 6:36 AM
I'm not sure if I should Tweet or post on Facebook or what. Delete the scoop?
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Cori Zuppo's curator insight,
Today, 8:59 AM
The art of the scroll reflects design practices that capitalize upon human-computer interaction opportunities. Infinitely scolling, without purpose, is annoying. The websites highlighted in the article leverage purpose with function to achieve the desired outcome: read this!
The bottom line of any successful digital design mentality is to draw visitors in and make them want to stay until the message has been received. Delete the scoop?
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GoogleLitTrips Reading List's curator insight,
Today, 12:25 PM
Don't know about you, but I'm a big fan of Mad Men.
I've commented before on the novel-like quality of several modern television series where an ongoing story allows writers to go deep into the psyches and themes over the course of a season.
From Downton Abbey to Boardwalk Empire, to the Sopranos and Mad Men, it's pretty hard to ignore some of the most universal truths captured in the greatest literature.
We DVR the show, primarily so we can speed through the commercials, but also so we can do a quick pause when the shot of some character reading some book flashes on the screen.
Just looking at the image above, I can't help but wonder if reading The Inferno is going to do Don Draper any good. I hope so since I spent an entire teaching career believing literary reading was one of the great paths leading to a life well lived.
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Baiba Svenca's curator insight,
Today, 3:27 PM
Slide Effect have just released a new version of the software, so it's worth taking a look at this easy and effective presentation creator. You build your slides by adding pictures, shapes and text, then customize background and slide transition. 3D text and special apparition effects are new features that help to make your slides really spectacular. Free trial is available but even a paid version of $39 is not big money if you like the amazing software. Delete the scoop?
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Elizabeth Hutchinson's comment,
May 21, 2:45 AM
Does it matter that not all students who go to libraries read the books? I wonder if we have statistics about those who do and those who don't? I would also like to hear about those students who go to the library only for the wifi and accidentally find a book they didn't even k ow they wanted......
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A great resource for PD and professional reading.
Informative primary source articles for use in study and research. Free access
Some good articles for everyone interested on Information Literacy.