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Project NAVIGATE 2017-1-BG01-KA203-036383 University of Library Studies and Information Technologies, Sofia Project NAVIGATE 2017-1-BG01-KA203-036383 Information Literacy Of Humanities Students In Europe: A Game-based Learning Approach For Avoiding Fake Content Round Table “Copyright and Libraries”, EBLIDA Assist. Prof. Marina Encheva, PhD 26 February 2018, Sofia, House of Europe

The Need For Information Literacy (IL) Information explosion and the spread of ICT Technology has made it easy for everyone to access information and IL is now a basic competence. The Lisbon Strategy (EU, 2000) - continuing education The Resolution on Information Literacy – UNESCO and IFLA European Commission, March 2015 – ”Riga Declaration on e-Skills for Job” IL – an essential skill for every citizen/student/ to be able to solve problems, to learn how to learn, to have critical thinking, to be able to communicate, participate, share and contribute to society Give a brief overview of the presentation. Describe the major focus of the presentation and why it is important. Introduce each of the major topics. To provide a road map for the audience, you can repeat this Overview slide throughout the presentation, highlighting the particular topic you will discuss next.

ERASMUS+ Project NAVIGATE Navigate is a project that originates from important research results in the field of information literacy (IL) achieved in the area of higher education (HE) at European level in the last decade. The project intends to apply an innovative approach based on digital gaming to the information literacy training of HE students in humanities. The goal is to create the opportunity for an active involvement of students through research, experimentation, competition and cooperation. It will also be possible to extend awareness on the issues of information literacy, since game-based training expands the collaborative potential of digital environments.

Partners: Project coordinator, Bulgaria 09/2017- 08/2020 ERASMUS+ Project NAVIGATE 2017-1-BG01-KA203-036383 Project coordinator, Bulgaria University of Library Studies and Information Technologies Italy Fondazione Politecnico di Milano University of Parma Sweden University of Gävle Keep it brief. Make your text as brief as possible to maintain a larger font size. https://www.navigateproject.eu/

NAVIGATE’s main objectives: To elaborate a competency tree and a program on core IL skills such as finding, evaluating and using information effectively. To develop a game-based model for IL training based on the competency tree. To design a model of scenarios for the IL games. To develop IL games and implement an online platform to integrate the game-based learning model. To elaborate a manual to support future users of the game-based method in the IL training.

The game-based model of learning is a way to build critical thinking skills in order to detect and exclude fake information found online. The gamification approach to knowledge is productive in helping students to think more deeply about the information they find and to recognize the appropriate sources they can use online. The other important aspect of the implementation of NAVIGATE game-based approach to IL training is related to the transformation in the academic environment with the establishment of new teaching methods. These methods successfully involve interactive serious games in the learning process. NAVIGATE will help students keep track of the original source and form lasting and sustainable habits in building information competence. This is another option for an overview using transitions to advance through several slides.

NAVIGATE’s expected results: Traditional models of teaching will be changed through the integration of interactive serious games in the training. IL trainers’ competences will be improved. Students’ interest in learning in general will be stimulated. The product will be further improved and upgraded by using students’ and tutors’ feedback. The NAVIGATE training model will be applied in other institutions (public and academic libraries). Criteria for synchronized learning and assessment will be elaborated. IL competences, which are fundamental today for each occupational area, will be improved for students in the participating universities. Tutors’ motivation for applying innovative methods and forms of education will increase.

Microsoft Engineering Excellence Resources American Library Association (ALA). (2017). Resolution on Access to Accurate Information. Chicago: ALA. Available from: http://www.ala.org/advocacy/intfreedom/statementspols/ifresolutions/accurateinformation Encheva, M. (2016). Teaching Information Literacy Courses in the Context of Library and Information Science Education in Bulgaria: Challenges and Innovative Approaches. Journal of Library Administration, 56(5), 595-602. Encheva, M, P. Zlatkova, N. O. Keskin and I. Vatansever. (2017). Mobile and Information Literacy Perceptions and Skills of Library and Information Sciences and Humanities Students in Bulgaria and Turkey. International Information & Library Review, 49(2), 145-161. Erasmus+ Projects Results Platform. (2017). Available from: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/projects/#search/keyword=game-based learning approach&matchAllCountries=false Microsoft Confidential

Thank you! Assist. Prof. Marina Encheva, PhD Project NAVIGATE 2017-1-BG01-KA203-036383 Thank you! Assist. Prof. Marina Encheva, PhD ULSIT, Department of Library Studies, m.encheva@unibit.bg