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Vol 5 No 2 (2011)
Published:
2011-12-12
Editorial
The Journal of Information Literacy: taking stock and looking ahead.
Susie Andretta
1-4
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Research articles (peer-reviewed articles)
Information literacy in United Kingdom schools
David Streatfield, Sue Shaper, Sharon Markless, Simon Rae-Scott
5-25
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The search for the Skunk Ape: studying the impact of an online information literacy tutorial on student writing
Randall McClure, Rachel Cooke, Anna Carlin
26-45
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Students’ behaviour playing an online information literacy game
Karen Markey, Chris Leeder
46-65
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Peer reviewed articles from LILAC
Tailoring information literacy instruction and library services for continuing education
Jessica Lange, Robin Canuel, Megan Fitzgibbons
66-80
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Is there a difference between critical thinking and information literacy?
John M Weiner
81-92
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Project reports
A DREaM come true
Hazel Hall
93-94
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The IL rubric seen from a student' s perspective
Jos van Helvoort
95-96
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Book reviews (and reviews of other relevant literature)
Book Review of MacMillan, K. and Kirker, C. (2012). Kindergarten magic: theme-based lessons for building literacy and library skills. Chicago: American Library Association
Alan Carbery
97-98
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Book Review of Ruthven, I. and Kelly, D. (eds). (2011). Interactive information seeking, behaviour and retrieval. London: Facet
Andrew Carlin
99-100
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Book Review of Herring, J.E. (2011). Improving students’ web use and information literacy. A guide for teachers and teacher librarians. London: Facet
Louise Ellis-Barrett
101
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Book Review of Blanchett, H., Powis, C., and Webb, J. (2011). A guide to teaching information literacy: 101 practical tips. London: Facet.
Rachel Bickley
102-103
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Book Review of Walton, G. and Pope, A. (eds). (2011). Information literacy: infiltrating the agenda, challenging minds. Oxford: Chandos.
Andrew Eynon
104-105
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