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The Evolution of Library Instruction

Posted on June 18, 2013 by Andy Burkhardt

The other day I read Lane Wilkinson’s excellent post about his thinking as he and others are tackling revising the ACRL Information Literacy Standards. This is important work since, as Lane points out, they were approved 13 years ago. Much… Continue Reading →

literacy, philosophy, teaching & learning evolution, habits of mind, information literacy, sophistication
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Information Literacy In An Age Of Networked Knowledge

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Andy Burkhardt

I love this visual note from a Howard Rheingold presentation at SXSW. He was launching his new book called Net Smart: How To Thrive Online. From just looking at the note, these seem like things librarians can or should be… Continue Reading →

literacy, reading, teaching & learning information literacy, knowledge, teaching, web
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Content Farms and Teachable Moments

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Andy Burkhardt

I’ve noticed a lot of posts lately about how the quality of Google’s search is declining. This is mainly due to content farms that churn out mediocre to low quality articles about every imaginable topic. They do this in the… Continue Reading →

literacy, teaching & learning, technology content farms, google, information literacy, search

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