- Faculty/Librarian collaboration is an integrated approach to promoting student information literacy where both the faculty member and the librarian work together
to create positive and effective library experiences for students.
- Faculty and librarians can collaborate in many different ways, including:
~Designing
assignments together
~Working together in the classroom
~Creating class and/or departmental objectives and goals for information literacy skills
~Generating
topic lists that closely match the library's collections
~Working
on ways to prevent plagiarism
~and
more . . .
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To
find out more about faculty/librarian collaboration, read the web page
Collaboration
with Faculty at Association
of College Research Libraries or read the other sections
of our web page entitled Promoting
Information Literacy Through Class Assignments and Creating
Great Assignments: Tips for Faculty.
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