Work with your librarian
Your librarian is happy to help incorporate information literacy skills and concepts into your class. If you have a research based assignment you may schedule a library instruction session to help your students get started with their research. Other ideas for incorporating information literacy into your class include:
- Have your students compare and contrast three sources of information about the same topic. Have them look at a web site, a magazine and a scholarly journal article to help them discrimate the type of information that each provides.
- Have your students "Google" the author of one of your Course Reserve readings to see what they can find out.
- Have your students paraphrase their course reserve readings and watch for the temptation to simply copy'n'paste without thinking
Information Literacy Standards
Political Science Research Competency Guidelines
by the Law & Political Science Section of ACRL (Association of College & Research Libraries)
Approved by the ACRL Board July 1, 2008
http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/PoliSciGuide.pdf
Summary to come...
Your Librarian |
Cathy CranstonOnline Chat / Networks:
Contact Info:
141 Morgan Library
970.491.1906
Email Cathy
Subjects:
Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, Music, Theatre, Dance
My Twitter Updates
![]() | ![]() |
Contact Info:
141 Morgan Library
970.491.1906
Email Cathy
Subjects:
Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, Music, Theatre, Dance
My Twitter Updates
Description
Loading content... please wait








Loading content... please wait