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$45.00
8½" x 11" · Spiral-bound
Includes supplementary materials on disk
ISBN 0-9772520-3-5
© 2011
Information Literacy through the Streets of Hollywood
Gerald T. Burke and Carol Anne Germain, Editors
Active Learning Series, no. 10
From the Editor
As teachers and librarians we appreciate and eagerly embrace instructional techniques and devices that engage students in the learning process.
From our experience, we have observed that students are very receptive to visual media in instructional activities. Since we teach Information Literacy courses, we know that many of these resources contain excellent examples, and we utilize these to instruct students in the fundamentals of Information Literacy.
This book strives to provide librarians and other teachers with resources and ideas to better educate our students in Information Literacy using visual media. In this publication, we discuss the use of these resources for both in- and out-of class assignments following the information literacy guidelines set forth by ACRL.
Instructors of elementary and secondary education will also find these useful since the core of the competencies overlap with the Information Literacy standards created by the American Association of School Librarians. In addition, teachers of subject-oriented courses that fulfill Information Literacy requirements will also find these resources valuable.
Table of Contents
20 lesson plans and 2 appendices
Lesson Plans
- We Didn't Start the Fire in the Library – Teaching Information Literacy with MTV
- Creating Adobe Captivate Tutorials for Remote Library Instruction
- EPIC 2015: Privacy in Fact or Fiction
- Navigating Information with the VideoHound (Woof!Woof!)
- By Jove, I Think They've Got It! Making Essential Connections when Researching Art and Literature
- Lights, Camera, Action: Using Focus Activities to Set the Scene
- Media Portrayals of Madness throughout the Ages
- No Reservations as the Basis for No Hesitations When Beginning a Research Project
- Speak Up: The VoiceThread Research Project
- In Search of Movie Specifics
- The Movies and Research
- Personal Privacy in the Information Age
- Searching the World Wide Web for Film-related Information
- Tell Me a Story: Information Literacy Instruction Using Digital Storytelling
- Using an Analytical Lens: The Art of Film Criticism
- Students' First Encounters with Library Instruction
- Remote Control; Information Literacy at your Fingertips
- Creating Documentary Shorts in a Credit-bearing Information Literacy Course
- Political and Social Agendas: Analyzing Commercials & Public Service Announcements Attempting to Sway Public Opinion
- Scene by Scene: Taking a Cooperative Approach to Teaching Global Warming Awareness
Appendices
- Selected Video/Web-Based Resource List
- Standards, Performance Indicators, and Outcomes
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