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Implementing the ACRL Framework through Engagement, Reflection, and Creation

Published on Nov 20, 2015

This presentation will explore aspects of information literacy instruction at the University of Massachusetts Boston that complement the ACRL Framework. Drawing from the overarching concept of metaliteracy and the frames scholarship as a conversation and searching as strategic exploration, we will share educational tools and activities that allow students to directly engage with, reflect upon, and create information, frequently with the use of mobile devices in the classroom.

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ACRL Framework - Engagement, Reflection & Creation
Danitta Wong & Teresa Maceira

Current Practices & Future plans

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Engagement

reflection

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Creation

Tools

  • Haiku Deck, Padlet
  • EduCreations
  • Poll Everywhere, AnswerGarden
  • Inspiration Maps
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Metaliteracy

  • Participatory digital environments
  • Students as knowledge creators
  • Critical self-reflection

Research as Inquiry

  • iPad lesson plans

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Scholarship as a conversation

  • SEMINR 114

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Scholarship as a conversation

  • ENGL 102 & 101
ENGL 102 - Theme of sports and society. Used Padlet, Poll Everywhere and Haiku Deck
http://umb.libguides.com/engl102VKingsley

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Searching as strategic exploration

  • CHEM 691/692

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Challenges

  • The Frame ambiguity
  • Connectivity
  • Individual proficiency
  • Time constraints
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Successes

  • Interactive Engagement
  • Personalized learning
  • Tools for Creativity & Collaboration
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Future Implementation

  • Innovation with technology
  • Creativity, production, collaboration
  • iPad Lesson Plans
  • Archives-Reference Department collaboration
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Thank You!

Danitta Wong & Teresa Maceira

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