Teaching electronic information literacy

Teaching electronic information literacy

a how-to-do-it manual

by Donald A. Barclay

179 pages· 1995· ISBN 9781555701864
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Those teaching electronic information systems to both novice and partially experienced learners will find this guide's simple, clear language, step-by-step instruction, and practical, targeted chapters invaluable. Covered are: learning theory and electronic literacy, outreach to potential learners, teaching basic electronic searching strategies, introducing learners to the Internet, and putting together an electronic literacy workshop. The authors show how to use the Internet to teach the Internet and also discuss basic equipment requirements and administration. Includes a list of recommended readings.

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