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Information & digital literacy

InformAll’s principal area of expertise is information literacy, which is closely aligned with digital literacy. Below are the main projects which we have undertaken in this area, listed in chronological order:

  • Researcher development
  • InformAll criteria
  • Good practice
  • Transferable competences and skills
  • Literature reviews
  • IL value
  • Graduate employability
  • Assessment of 7 Pillars of IL
  • Helping school students develop IL competencies

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18 November 2015
Updated: 18 January 2019

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    LILAC_confLILAC Conference@LILAC_conf·

    Excitement is building for the start of #lilac19 next week. Don't forget that you can view our draft programme here: https://t.co/VB3HHUL2h6 & sign-up sheets for parallel sessions will be available at the conference #infolit #digilit

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    stephgold7Sté[email protected]@stephgold7·

    I was last in Paris, my birthplace, in June... and photographed this on a very warm night. Deeply sad that the medieval roof and 19C spire have gone forever, but equally gratifying that most of what is on that photo remains in place today. Notre Dame will long outlive us all...

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    stephgold7Sté[email protected]@stephgold7·

    The House of Commons Cttee on Digital Culture Media & Sport
    @CommonsCMS is building on its report on disinformation/fake news by setting up a Subcommittee on Disinformation, to monitor this area on an ongoing basis - which is certainly good news #infolit https://t.co/GwWQd7hMUn

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    stephgold7Sté[email protected]@stephgold7·

    My blog piece on the UK government's Online Harms White Paper, more particularly those parts of it on media/digital literacy & proposed national online media literacy strategy. Note: responses invited to White Paper by 1 July @infolitgroup @CILIPinfo https://t.co/RgP71xZ57A

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    stephgold7Sté[email protected]@stephgold7·

    Librarians' role in sustaining informed, democratic debates... praise from the House of Commons Speaker, John Bercow https://t.co/b0tMaL664A

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