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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2013): Creating Knowledge VII - Special Issue
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2013): Creating Knowledge VII - Special Issue
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15845/noril.v5i1
Published:
2013-12-10
Editorial
Editorial
Karin Jönsson, Lena Landgren
1-2
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Conference proceedings
Six frames for informed learning
Christine Bruce
Generic skills in higher education
Nicolette Karst
Integrating Information Literacy Education into the Curriculum at the University of Tampere, Finland
Janika Asplund, Esa Hakala, Sisko Sallama, Saija Tapio
3-10
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PhD on Track – designing learning for PhD students
Gunhild Austrheim, Tove Rullestad, Eystein Gullbekk
Information Literacy Education for University Undergraduates: A case study in a Library initiative in University College, Cork, Ireland
Margot Conrick, Anita Wilcox
11-21
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Developing informational literacy among doctoral students and researchers - Case Åbo Akademi University Library and Turku University Library
Eva Costiander-Huldén, Leena Järveläinen
Subject and generic skills in unity - Information literacy in collaboration for enhanced learning
Linda Grandsjö, Ann-Sofie Zettergren
Information literacy progression within the Environmental science program at Linköping University
Kajsa Gustafsson Åman
22-26
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High school teachers and librarians in cooperation throughout the Information Search Process
Karolina Hanberger, Sofia Gardell
Not just a pretty face: putting the learning into the Learning Commons
Rosie Jones, Jennie Blake
The highway to student´s hearts: An improvement of the online tutorial Søk & Skriv based on a collaboration between academic writing experts and librarians
Solveig Kavli, Amund Børdahl
How does assessment affect learning: an example from a chemistry PhD-course in scholarly communication
Camilla Hertil Lindelöw
27-31
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Making information literacy online come alive
Anna Kågedal
The development of a model for teaching information literacy to nursing students through cross-professional collaboration
Anita Nordsteien, May-Elin Thengs Horntvedt, Nina Therese Holmen
32-37
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The value and impact of cross professional collaborations in developing student information and academic literacy skills at Sheffield Hallam University, UK.
Diane Rushton, Alison Lahlafi
38-43
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Services and library space designed for various learner groups: Case Kaisa House at the University of Helsinki
Kristina Weimer, Päivi Helminen
44-48
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Securing transferable skills training in geology education
Britta Smångs, Helena Alexanderson, Helena Filipsson
Get the Digital Edge: linking students’ attitudes towards digital literacy and employability at the University of Westminster
Emma Woods, Federica Oradini
What is education based on scholarship?
Hanna Wilhelmsson, Jenny Magnusson, Claes Malmberg, Ewa Stenberg
To make a kick start together – A PhD course co-developed by librarians and professors
Ann-Sofie Zettergren, Hanna Voog, Hervé Corvellec
Lecturers and librarians in collaboration The common pursuit of scholarly thinking in the Special Education Programme
Barbro Bruce, Helen Rasmussen, Jessica Zaar, Lotta Andersson
Minding the gap
Mia Carlberg
The e-book as a pedagogical resource
Åsa Forsberg, Andreas Josefson
Working together – integration of information literacy in educational programs at Blekinge Institute of Technology
Jenny Gunnarsson, Kent Pettersson, Anna Stockman
Communicating the relevance of the library in the age of Google: Improving undergraduate research skills and information literacy though new models of library instruction
Jennifer Rempel, Danielle M. Cossarini
49-53
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Teaching information literacy- for the benefit of the future profession and lifelong learning?
Madeleine du Toit, Helena Rydberg, Lotti Dorthé
Developing library e-learning courses - how to make a fruitful collaboration?
Anne Beth Våga, Mona Henriksen, Inger Gåsemyr
User Perspectives of Reference Management Software in a Context-Based Learning Situation
Sara Akramy, Fredrik Offerlind
Lecturers, librarians and students in collaboration – A way of achieving complex educational goals in information literacy in three programmes at Lund University
Cajsa Andersson, Nina Reistad, Kristina Holmin Verdozzi
Discover collaboration: Collaborative learning from the implementation of a discovery system
Åsa Forsberg, Emma Nolin
Critical friends and collaborative partnership
Katarina Jandér, Gudrun Edgren, Yvonne Hultman Özek
A library treasure hunt – An alternative way to introduce new university students to the library
Kristina Holmin Verdozzi, Cajsa Andersson, Nina Reistad
Shifting focus to create knowledge collaboratively
Hanna Voog, Ann-Sofie Zettergren
Using peers in a three folded support : student needs and achieving the learning outcomes!
Anna Wiberg, Annika Hellbring
Study on information literacy education mode of university students in the era of digital library
Changlin Xu
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