Information literacy (IL) is not a term that is generally recognised in workplace settings. But even if the term itself isn’t in widespread use, there is increasing evidence of the relevance of information know-how in the context […]
Information and Digital Literacy for Online Collaborative Design: an online seminar led by Dr Mark Childs, Coventry University, held on 11 May 2015. This was the second in a series of webinars […]
The DeVIL tool: spreadsheet and guide. The outcome of the first stage of DeVIL – the project on Determining the Value of Information Literacy for Employers – is an interactive spreadsheet […]
The value of information literacy to employers. What benefits do employers derive from recruiting, retaining and developing individuals who are information literate? What returns on investment […]
Building on work undertaken during 2014 on information literacy in the workplace, InformAll has been raising awareness of information literacy in sectors where it has not been readily recognised […]
Reviews of literature and resources on information literacy in the workplace. In July 2014, Professor Dorothy Williams, Katie Cooper and Caroline Wavell, from Robert Gordon University Aberdeen […]
Transferability of information literacy beyond academia. Information and data literacy is critical in academic settings, but it is also fundamentally important as a transferable set of skills beyond higher education […]
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