Tag Archives: infolit

“I got nasty habits”

Posted on July 17, 2018 by phb256

The first part of Four Moves and a Habit is the habit: Check yourself. That’s something worth remembering. I saw a version of this in my Twitter feed yesterday: This is actually in a textbook..(Glencoe Science: Biology, Chapter 5, Section … Continue reading →

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of comprehension, context and compassion

Posted on November 29, 2017 by phb256

The great Jane Secker published a list of student views of information literacy earlier today: I've now written up the post-its about what is Information Literacy and why it matters in a Google Doc: https://t.co/Qelx0oayql thanks so much to #citylis … Continue reading →

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There’s more to it…

Posted on December 19, 2016 by phb256

As I wrote earlier, information literacy has been in the air lately. It’s a good thing from my perspective, as one who advocates for info lit. But it’s frustrating too, because people don’t seem to get what I’m talking about. … Continue reading →

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ds106 sets the record straight

Posted on November 14, 2016 by phb256

Someone in my Twitterverse retweeted a Washington Post article on the fake news problem that’s been going around. Google’s top news link for “final election results” goes to a fake news site with false numbershttps://t.co/tlYX4eJWTq — Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November … Continue reading →

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Information Literacy Journal Club

Posted on February 2, 2013 by phb256

A few weeks ago we had the initial meeting of the Information Literacy Journal Club. I was unable to participate in any real fashion, as it took place during a busy time of day in my time zone, but I … Continue reading →

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