Dear Jayne,

I prefer the Six Frames myself...
http://MAdigitaltechnologies.wordpress.com/infoliteracy

You don't mention what level you are teaching at, but note that this site is directed at postgraduate research students. The basic structure would work at any level, however.

Yours,
Drew Whitworth
University of (snowy) Manchester

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Subject: Module design

I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share examples of information literacy modules that they currently teach? I’m starting an online module from scratch and any assistance would be appreciated.  I have the Cardiff handbook and the main information literacy website details. 

The intention is to produce something in Blackboard following the structure of SCONUL’s seven pillars.

 

Thanks in anticipation

 

Jayne

 

 

Jayne A. Dunlop

Subject Assistant Librarian

Faculty of Arts & Faculty of Computing and Engineering

Learning Resource Centre

University of Ulster

Coleraine Campus

028 7032 4546