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Clare Mccluskey "Creating, developing and documenting information literacy partnerships between library and faculty"
1. Creating, developing and
documenting information literacy
partnerships
Clare McCluskey
Academic Support Librarian
York St John University
c.mccluskey@yorksj.ac.uk
@librarygirl79
3. Themes from the literature
⢠Promotion of library services, rather than
partnerships â âwe know bestâ
⢠Accounts of embedding info skills in
curriculum â but how to reach that point?
⢠Importance of gaining views from faculty
5. How have I used it?
⢠Interviews with faculty members on my role
⢠Recordings of faculty research meetings
6. Over to you
⢠Think about where you would like to
build/develop partnerships
⢠What will you do to facilitate this?
⢠How will you measure the effects?
⢠How will you disseminate the findings?
7. References
⢠McCluskey, C. (2011) Creating information literacy partnerships in Higher
Education. Library and information research, 35(111), pp. 59-72.
⢠McNiff, J. (2010) Action research for professional development. Poole,
September Books.
⢠Wenger, E. (1998) Communities of practice: learning meaning and identity.
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
⢠Whitehead, J. (1989) Creating a living educational theory from questions of the
kind, âHow do I improve my practice?â. Cambridge journal of education, 19(1),
pp. 137-153.