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- * formulate a research statement/question
- * identify appropriate information resources
- * search, discover and store topical information
- * evaluate and select appropriate information
- * persuasively share/present their findings with appropriate citations
- formulate a research statement/question
- identify appropriate information resources
- search, discover and store topical information
- evaluate and select appropriate information
- persuasively share/present their findings with appropriate citations
- formulate a research statement/question
- identify appropriate information resources
- search, discover and store topical information
- evaluate and select appropriate information
- persuasively share/present their findings with appropriate citations
- * formulate a research statement/question
- * identify appropriate information resources
- * search, discover and store topical information
- * evaluate and select appropriate information
- * persuasively share/present their findings with appropriate citations
- search and discover topical information
- search, discover and store topical information
Overall Development Goal: Students will be able to:
Overall Development Goal
Students will be able to:
Start with the participants page and links to begin prepping your contribution to the meeting...
Overall Development Goal: Students will be able to:
- formulate a research statement/question
- identify appropriate information resources
- search and discover topical information
- evaluate and select appropriate information
- persuasively share/present their findings with appropriate citations
Group Pages
Participant Pages
Development pages for each member
The Information Fluency Triad
Some information on information fluency
For purposes of alignment and integration
For purposes of alignment and integration
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Current LS 101 Course
For purposes of alignment and integration
Start with the participants page and links to begin prepping your contribution to the meeting...
17 July Meeting
Focus on 5 or 6 main content areas for the course
Action: Collect recommendations for tools and activities for your area:
- Chris B - Search
- Chris L - Content Creation/Presentation
- Christen - Information Management
Next meeting is 1000am, 31 July on Skype
Brainstorming critical pieces for the IF course
Areas of Focus for the Course
- The Personal Learning Environment
- Search
- (re)Source Verification
- Sharing and the Network Effect
- How presentation medium influences the conversation
Not sure where this would fit in, but should probably include copyright law, issues, and licensing options.
Project and Presentation
Students follow the process of building a PLE by creating their own, interact with information and their network, and make a presentation (reflecting on their experiences with the network effect) at the end of the class that leaves a publicly available artifact
The Info Fluency Triad
An attempt to identify some of the skills and processes in each area of the IF triad that could conceivably be covered in an IF course.
Underlying all of these is, of course, the basic creation of a personal learning environment (PLE).
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- Students learn to build, develop, and navigate personal learning networks by understanding how to identify people (valuable and legitimate) as resources and interact with them using different types of media/tools/platforms/something to that effect.
- Students navigate, evaluate, store, sort, access information in/through the network
- Students understand the value of sharing back to the network using various mechanisms
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Domain/Discipline Knowledge
We don't want to teach disciplinary information, but tools for dealing with/handling it:
- advanced web searching
- advanced use of "standard" engines
- deep web: specialized and local DBs
- internet archives
- discussion mining
- Information Management, specifically:
- capturing links
- storing/retriving information of various types
- web based info
- photos
- file-based documents
- feed reading
- sharing?
Critical Thinking
Participation/Presentation
- creating
- blogging and commenting
- mailing lists
- discussing boards
- presenting
- blogging
- online presentation (slideshare)
- multimedia: podcasting? youtube? ustream?
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- Students learn to build, develop, and navigate personal learning networks by understanding how to identify people (valuable and legitimate) as resources and interact with them using different types of media/tools/platforms/something to that effect.
- Students navigate, evaluate, store, sort, access information in/through the network
- Students understand the value of sharing back to the network using various mechanisms
- Christen - Information Management
- Christen - Information Management
- sharing?
Action
Action:
17 July Meeting
Focus on 5 or 6 main content areas for the course
Action Collect recommendations for tools and activities for your area:
- Chris B - Search
- Chris L - Content Creation/Presentation
- Christen - Information Management
Next meeting is 1000am, 31 July on Skype
Students follow the process of building a PLE by creating their won, interact with information and their network, and make a presentation (reflecting on their experiences with the network effect) at the end of the class that leaves a publicly available artifact
Students follow the process of building a PLE by creating their own, interact with information and their network, and make a presentation (reflecting on their experiences with the network effect) at the end of the class that leaves a publicly available artifact
Not sure where this would fit in, but should probably include copyright law, issues, and licensing options.
- multimedia: podcasting? youtube? ustream?
- multimedia: podcasting? youtube? ustream?
- multimedia: podcasting? youtube? ustream?
- Source Verification
- (re)Source Verification
- online presentation (slideshare)
- online presentation (slideshare)
Brainstorming critical pieces for the IF course
Brainstorming critical pieces for the IF course
Students follow the process of building a PLE by creating their won, interact with information and their network, and make a presentation (reflecting on their experiences with the network effect) at the end of the class that leaves a publicly available artifact
Students follow the process of building a PLE by creating their won, interact with information and their network, and make a presentation (reflecting on their experiences with the network effect) at the end of the class that leaves a publicly available artifact
The Info Fluency Triad
An attempt to identify some of the skills and processes in each area of the IF triad that could conceivably be covered in an IF course.
Underlying all of these is, of course, the basic creation of a personal learning environment (PLE).
Domain/Discipline Knowledge
We don't want to teach disciplinary information, but tools for dealing with/handling it:
- advanced web searching
- advanced use of "standard" engines
- deep web: specialized and local DBs
- internet archives
- discussion mining
- Information Management, specifically:
- capturing links
- storing/retriving information of various types
- web based info
- photos
- file-based documents
- feed reading
Critical Thinking
Participation/Presentation
- creating
- blogging and commenting
- mailing lists
- discussing boards
- presenting
- blogging
- online presentation (slideshare)
Brainstorming critical pieces for the IF course
Areas of Focus for the Course
Areas of Focus for the Course
- How the presentation medium influences the conversation
- How presentation medium influences the conversation
Project and Presentation
Students follow the process of building a PLE by creating their won, interact with information and their network, and make a presentation (reflecting on their experiences with the network effect) at the end of the class that leaves a publicly available artifact
Areas of Focus for the Course
- The Personal Learning Environment
- Search
- Source Verification
- Sharing and the Network Effect
- How the presentation medium influences the conversation
