Skills for students….training for librarians Drawing some conclusions from the JISC funded UK survey of information skills training for students.

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Skills for students….training for librarians Drawing some conclusions from the JISC funded UK survey of information skills training for students

Journey started April 2001

Information skills training provision for students  survey present practice  to identify instances of ‘good practice’  to develop an Information skills resource base  to make recommendations for future developments Literature review Audit Case studies Project website Toolkits Final report Dissemination activities

Issues from the literature review Literature Review Lifelong learning & Employability Partnerships & collaboration Librarians as educators

Survey results  Just over 55% of institutions include IS in their Learning & Teaching strategy  Rises to 80% for libraries  Responsibility for training lies mainly with librarians  55% of respondents evaluate IS, most popular form is printed questionnaire  Around half of the institutions include IS training as part of an assessed module

Your 5 steps to success Step 5 communicate review & Step 2 get hold of information Step 3 evaluate information Step 1 define topic & plan search Step 4 organise & use information

Ask yourself… Is it up to date? Does this help me answer my assignment question? Is it biased?

Evaluating information found on the Internet C overage O bjectivity C urrency O rganisation A uthority Think cocoa!

Provides guidance Links to follow-up On-line references

Challenges & Opportunities admissions.htm National coherent strategy Training the trainers Curriculum & assessment Professional development programmes Embedded Information skills Expertise & partnerships

A final thought “With Information literacy as their ticket, academic librarians have an opportunity to re-enter the teaching and learning arena in a new guise and carve out a challenging, unique role in the world of academia – that is to re-invent themselves in a new image” Judith Peacock ACURIL XXXII: the new librarian.com, 2002 Project website :