MLMOOC

This site is designed to provide information about the concept of metaliteracy. It also highlights work that is being done in connection with metaliteracy by a group of PIs working on a SUNY IIT (Innovative Information Technology) grant.

We link to this from the MOOC but I'm adding to this group as well since it includes two essays from UNESCO to refer to metaliteracy

This article by Haras and Brasley (2011) cite our "reframing" article and explores the public policy dimension of information literacy. This is a fascinating argument that shows the relevance of IL and ML beyond educational environments.

A review of 10 years of Open Access publishing Citation: Joseph H (2013) The Open Access Movement Grows Up: Taking Stock of a Revolution. PLoS Biol 11(10): e1001686. doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001686 Published: October 22, 2013

An article by Kevin Michael Klipfel, Information Literacy Coordinator at Cal State Chico that "articulates and defends a student-centered approach to reference and instructional librarianship defined by authentic engagement with students' interests." Klipfel proposes a concept of "counselor librarian"..."facilitating significant learning through authentic engagement with students."

A McKinsey Global Institute report on the impact and promise of the open-data phenomenon. "...there is much work to be done by governments, companies, and consumers to craft policies that protect privacy and intellectual property, as well as establish standards to speed the flow of data that is not only open but also 'liquid.'"

A well-written post by MSU graduate R.A Randy Olson. With the plethora of Infographics appearing on Pinterest & the like, this lesson should be part of any instruction in Visual Literacy.