Transforming Information Literacy Programs: Intersecting Frontiers of Self, Library Culture, and Campus Community (ACRL Publications in Librarianship No. 64)--eEditions e-book
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- Description
- Table of Contents
- About the authors
Preface and Acknowledgment
Section I: Outlining Current Boundaries
Chapter 1: Surveying Terrain, Clearing Pathways by Courtney Bruch and Carroll Wetzel Wilkinson
Chapter 2: Ethnographic Study of Information Literacy Librarians' Work Experience: A Report from Two States by Celene Seymour
Section II: Frontiers of Self
Chapter 3: Critical Information Literacy: Definitions and Challenges by James Elmborg
Chapter 4: A Well-Worn Path...and Beyond: Charting Feminization in Academic Instruction Librarianship by Noël Kopriva
Section III: Fortifying Institutional Partnerships
Chapter 5: Hitching Your Wagon to Institutional Goals by Anne E. Zald and Michelle Millet
Chapter 6: Merging Critical Thinking and Information Literacy Outcomes—Making Meaning
or Making Strategic Partnerships? by Robert Schroeder
Chapter 7: Crossing the Instructional Divide: Supporting K-20 Information Literacy Initiatives
by Jo Ann Carr
Section IV: Charting Next Steps
Chapter 8: Settling Uncharted Territory: Documenting & Rewarding Librarians' Teaching Role
in the Academy by April D. Cunningham and Carrie Donovan
Chapter 9: Information Literacy Reality Check
by Nancy H. Seamans
Preface and Acknowledgment
Section I: Outlining Current Boundaries
Chapter 1: Surveying Terrain, Clearing Pathways by Courtney Bruch and Carroll Wetzel Wilkinson
Chapter 2: Ethnographic Study of Information Literacy Librarians' Work Experience: A Report from Two States by Celene Seymour
Section II: Frontiers of Self
Chapter 3: Critical Information Literacy: Definitions and Challenges by James Elmborg
Chapter 4: A Well-Worn Path...and Beyond: Charting Feminization in Academic Instruction Librarianship by Noël Kopriva
Section III: Fortifying Institutional Partnerships
Chapter 5: Hitching Your Wagon to Institutional Goals by Anne E. Zald and Michelle Millet
Chapter 6: Merging Critical Thinking and Information Literacy Outcomes—Making Meaning
or Making Strategic Partnerships? by Robert Schroeder
Chapter 7: Crossing the Instructional Divide: Supporting K-20 Information Literacy Initiatives
by Jo Ann Carr
Section IV: Charting Next Steps
Chapter 8: Settling Uncharted Territory: Documenting & Rewarding Librarians' Teaching Role
in the Academy by April D. Cunningham and Carrie Donovan
Chapter 9: Information Literacy Reality Check
by Nancy H. Seamans