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Dana Longley

Plagiarism Tutorial - 3 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    interactive, playful, plain-language tutorial from Vaughan Memorial Library
Dana Longley

Bailey: Constance Mellon Demonstrated That College Freshmen Are Afraid of Academic Librarie... - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    from: Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, Vol 3, No 3 (2008)
Dana Longley

S.O.S. for Information Literacy - 1 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    web-based multimedia resource that includes lesson plans, handouts, presentations, videos and other resources to enhance the teaching of information literacy. materials for instruction at the elementary, secondary and higher education levels
Kim Hoffman

sunyla.org - Home - 0 views

  • 2008 LiSUG Conference
    • Kim Hoffman
       
      Being that everyone is so busy these days with instruction, I thought I would ask again who plans to attend LiSUG 2008 and whether or not an open meeting for LIC/WGIL is a possibility. Please respond back to the group.
Carleen Huxley

The Myth of Wikipedia Democracy - Page 1 - The Daily Beast - 0 views

  • "The idea that a lot of people have of Wikipedia is that it's some emergent phenomenon—the wisdom of crowds, swarm intelligence, that sort of thing… like we're a lot of ants, working in an anthill," Jimmy Wales, the site's co-founder, has said. "It's kind of a neat analogy, but it turns out it's actually not much true."
  • "The idea that a lot of people have of Wikipedia is that it's some emergent phenomenon—the wisdom of crowds, swarm intelligence, that sort of thing… like we're a lot of ants, working in an anthill," Jimmy Wales, the site's co-founder, has said. "It's kind of a neat analogy, but it turns out it's actually not much true."


    Wales examined the numbers several years ago and was surprised to learn that the most active 2 percent of users had performed nearly 75 percent of the edits on the site. "There's this tight community that is actually doing the bulk of all the editing," he said. "I know all of them, and they all know each other."

  • l Street Journal reported that a growing number of Wikipedia's editors are throwing in the towel, fed up with the many rules the site has instituted as it has matured. The story suggested the exodus could threaten "the brand of democratization that Wikipedia helped to unleash over the Internet—the empowerment of the amateur."
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  • "The idea that a lot of people have of Wikipedia is that it's some emergent phenomenon—the wisdom of crowds, swarm intelligence, that sort of thing… like we're a lot of ants, working in an anthill," Jimmy Wales, the site's co-founder, has said. "It's kind of a neat analogy, but it turns out it's actually not much true."


    Wales examined the numbers several years ago and was surprised to learn that the most active 2 percent of users had performed nearly 75 percent of the edits on the site. "There's this tight community that is actually doing the bulk of all the editing," he said. "I know all of them, and they all know each other."

  • . "The idea that a lot of people have of Wikipedia is that it's some emergent phenomenon—the wisdom of crowds, swarm intelligence, that sort of thing… like we're a lot of ants, working in an anthill," Jimmy Wales, the site's co-founder, has said. "It's kind of a nea
Dana Longley

Information Literacy - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    info lit site & tutorial (including a nice graphic of the info lit cycle) and materials and courses from Scotland elibrary
  • Dana Longley
Kim Hoffman

Welcome to SUNY Conference on Instructional Technologies - CIT - 0 views

  • Kim Hoffman
     
    Check out the call for presentations for 2009 on the right-hand side of this website.
Kim Hoffman

Library Software Users Group (LiSUG) - 0 views

  • Kim Hoffman
     
    The 2010 conference will be held at Dutchess Community College.
Kim Hoffman

Lilly Conferences on College & University Teaching - 0 views

  • Kim Hoffman
     
    A great opportunity to show professors what librarians (especially those in instruction) can do!
Ken Fujiuchi

Cornell University - Digital Literacy Resource - 0 views

  • Ken Fujiuchi
     

    Digital Literacy is...

    Digital literacy is the ability to find, evaluate, utilize, and create information using digital technology. As a Cornell student, activities including writing papers, creating multimedia presentations, and posting information about yourself or others online are all a part of your day-to-day life, and all of these activities require varying degrees of digital literacy. Is simply knowing how to do these things enough? No-there's more to it than that.
  • Jim Nichols
     
    A very well done site. Although I am left wondering why they call it "digital" literacy when it is mainly about scholarship and academic levels of literacy in a world that happens to be networked.
Chris Rudecoff

Multimedia Sources for Info Literacy - 0 views

  • Chris Rudecoff
     
    Great wiki started by Chris Sweet, the Information Services Librarian at the Heartland Community College library in Normal, Illinois. Includes links to concise videos and interactive tutorials organized by information literacy topical categories.
Dana Longley

Two Schools of Instruction - Academic Librarian - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    kitchen sink vs minimalist instruction methods for one-shots.
  • Ken Fujiuchi
     
    I am definitely a minimalist according to this article. I concentrate on a few key methods, with some variations depending on how much information I have about the one shot class I am about to teach.
Dana Longley

Zombies: A Teachable Moment - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    post from Journeys blog dated May 2009.
Kim Hoffman

ACRL | Academic Librarianship by Design - 0 views

  • Kim Hoffman
     
    An professional development opportunity
Dana Longley

Metaphors people use to teach information literacy - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    from Mark Hepworth's Blog
Dana Longley

SURF: Students Understanding Research Fundamentals - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    Mizael and Amber are two CSULB students who are new to the whole research thing. Follow along with them as they learn how to find, evaluate, and use information for their assignments.
    SURF is designed to teach you about researching by actually having you do research. We want you use current projects you are working on now.
  • Dana Longley
     
    Mizael and Amber are two CSULB students who are new to the whole research thing. Follow along with them as they learn how to find, evaluate, and use information for their assignments.
    SURF is designed to teach you about researching by actually having you do research.
Dana Longley

VocabGrabber - 0 views

  • Dana Longley
     
    from Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus: paste text in and it analyzes text, creates tag cloud, shows main subjects falls under, etc. Perhaps there is a way to use this to discuss concept of controlled vocabulary?
  • Ken Fujiuchi
     
    I use Visual Thesaurus for my library instruction all the time, but I never noticed the VocabGrabber. I will have to try it out and see if I can incorporate into my instruction as well :)
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