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Update on Information Literacy Core Competencies Development (January 2010)

This status report details the progress on the Information Literacy (IL) competencies as of January 11-15, 2010. The IL rubric has been completed and revisions for the English 102 document are finalized. Input has been gathered from library faculty, and the rubric has been piloted in eight sections of English 102 during Fall 2009, with results currently under review. The IL rubric will be implemented in ten sections of English 102 in Spring 2010. We are exploring external assessment tools such as IRIS and TILT to enhance our evaluation process.

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Update on Information Literacy Core Competencies Development (January 2010)

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  1. Core Competencies Update: Information Literacy PDW, Jan 11-15, 2010 Prepared by R. Baker, L. Hansell

  2. Status Report • Information Literacy (IL) Rubric completed • English 102 document revisions complete • IL Input from Library Faculty included • Rubric piloted in 8 sections of English 102 (Fall 2009) • Results are being collated • Rubric to be used in 10 sections of English 102 (Spring 2010)

  3. Assessment Tools • We are currently looking at external assessments (to contrast with SAILS and TRAILS) • IRIS-Information Research Instruction Suite (Clark College, WA) • TILT-Texas Information Literacy Tutorial (U of Texas) • No longer active at UT but available for download and modification (open source) • See: PILOT(Promoting Information Literacy Online Tutorial) at Pulaski Technical College Library

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