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Are we sharing our toys in the sandpit? Issues surrounding the design, creation, reuse re-purposing of learning objects to support information skills teaching
Graham, Nancy

Published2011
SeriesChandos Information Professional Series
Chapter 6, Pages 121 - 150
PublisherInformation Literacy: Infiltrating the Agenda, Challenging Minds, Elsevier

ABSTRACT
This chapter will look at a wide range of issues surrounding design and creation of information literacy reusable learning objects (IL RLOs) that are used to support information literacy teaching. Librarians, both in the UK and internationally, are creating electronic content to support the teaching of information literacy. Even though much of this content is generic and could be used by others, this content is usually kept within the creator’s institution or organisation. There are some obvious benefits (time saving, building on existing good practice) and issues (finding material in the first place, copyright) to sharing and re-purposing content, so how will librarians exploit the benefits and find ways to deal with the issues?

Keywords information literacy · librarians · online library tutorials · Open Educational Resources · re-usable learning objects

ISBN9781843346104
RefereedDoes not apply
RightsCopyright © 2011 The editors and contributors. All rights reserved.
DOI10.1016/B978-1-84334-610-4.50006-9
URLhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9781843346104500069
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