Map of Information Literacy Research 920
Map of Information Literacy Research 920
Highest priority & agreement on: What type of training required to develop the role of librarian to educator? How can public libraries meet the needs of users in pre-university education?
Results of a Delphi Study carried out by Anmol Kalsi & Annette Kayonde, Spring 2007
Results of a Delphi Study carried out by Jo Cocker and Jane Leathley, Spring 2006
Acquirers
Scanning
Everyday
Areas of life
Work
Searchers
Knowledge Management? Other literacies? What is the relationship of IL with What is IL?
Concepts
What is the context e.g. subject domain? How complex are the searches?
Information literacy
Different subjects Different levels Different cultures Different learners Different teachers Different channels
Searching tasks
What is being searched?
Time!
Economy
What are some of the challenges? Doing good research Where is IL being researched?
Transitions
Why are people doing research? For fun How can we learn about research in other countries e.g. here? To improve Peoples lives
Impact
To demonstrate
Value
To understand Other people Other disciplines Other cultures Learning Understanding & empathy Services
What do legal information professionals think are the top IL research priorities?
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How much time do legal workers spend searching for legal information? How much money could professional IL training save legal firms by improving workers legal info searching skills and therefore saving time? Why do trainee solicitors find it hard to transfer legal research and information literacy skills from the LPC course into practice within their firm? What are effective information literacy training methods in the legal workplace? Are the skills of legal practitioners transferable to new IL problems involved with database/web searching? To what extent does IL enhance productivity in the legal workplace? Results of a Delphi Study carried out by James OBrien and Christopher Rhodes, Spring 2007
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Highest priority High priority High level of agreement that is important Moderate agreement on importance
Sheila Webber, with Sheila Corrall & IL Research classes 2006&7 Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield
University of Sheffield, Department of Information Studies, June 2007