The current status of teaching and fostering information literacy in tafe

Australian Academic and Research Libraries

Volumn 37, Issue 2, 2006, Pages 136-161

  Fafeita, Jenny ^a  

^a Kangan Batman TAFE   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 85011187043     PISSN: 00048623     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/00048623.2006.10755331     Document Type: Article

References (25)

1. A Mare ’Know it all! Online: Is it possible?’ Breaking Boundaries: Integration And Interoperability: 12th Biennial VALA Conference and Exhibition Melbourne VALA 2004, at http://www.vala.org.au/vala2004/2004pdfs/09Mare.PDF [accessed 12 November 2004]
2. S Barnett, S Brunner and C White ’Development of the SA TAFE LEARN Network’s Online Information Literacy Modules’ Information Online 11th Exhibition and Conference Sydney ALIA 2003, at http://conferences.alia.org.au/online2003/ papers/bamett.html [accessed 24 April 2005]
3. M Lupton The Learning Connection: Information Literacy and the Student Experience Adelaide Auslib Press 2004
4. D Bawden information and Digital Literacies: A Review of Concepts’ Journal of Documentation vol 57 no 2 2001 pp218-259
5. S Behrens ’A Conceptual Analysis and Historical Overview of Information Literacy’ College and Research Libraries vol 55 no 4 1994 pp 309-322
6. S Webber and B Johnston ’Conceptions of Information Literacy: New Perspectives and Implications’ Journal of Information Science vol 26 no 2 2000 pp381-397
7. L Snavely and N Cooper ’The Information Literacy Debate’ Journal of Academic Librarianship vol 23 1997 pp 9-14
8. L Langford information Literacy. A Clarification’ School Libraries Worldwide vol 4 no 1 1998 pp 59-72.
9. A Bundy (ed) Australian and New Zealand Information Literacy Framework: Principles, Standards and Practice 2nd ed Adelaide ANZIIL 2004
10. Australian Library and Information Association Statement on Information Literacy for All Australians 2001 revised 2006, at http://www.alia.org.au/policies/information.literacy.html [accessed 4 July 2006]
11. E Mayer Putting General Education to Work: The Key Competencies Report Canberra Australian Education Council and Ministers for Vocational Education Employment and Training 1992.
12. R Bumheim information Literacy-A Core Competency’ Australian Academic and Research Libraries vol 23 no 4 1992 pp 188-196
13. A Floyd and R Bumheim ’Supporting a Competency Based Training Curriculum-The Library’s Role’ Information Literacy: The Australian Agenda, proceedings of a conference conducted by the University of S A Library Adelaide University of SA Library pp 94-98
14. D Booker, C Murphy and M Watson Focus on Learning: A Framework for the Provision of Learning Resources, Library and Information Services in Vocational Education and Training National TAFE Chief Executives’ Committee 1995
15. H Zobec An Investigation of Library Literacy Levels of Flexible Learners at the Canberra Institute Of Technology: A Pilot Study Master of Arts Thesis University of Canberra 1998.
16. D Harrison information Literacy Standards and TAFE Libraries’ Passion, Power, People: TAFE Libraries Leading the Way, 2001 TAFE libraries conference Brisbane ALIA 2001
17. Council of Australian University Librarians, Information Literacy Standards Underdale SA University of South Australia Library 2001.
18. J Fafeita ’Taking the Pulse… the Information Literacy Practices of Victorian TAFE Librarians’ RAILS2: Research Applications in Information and Library Studies Seminar Canberra National Library of Australia 16-17 September 2005
19. A Bundy and J Bundy Australian Libraries: The Essential Directory: ALED Blackwood SA Auslib Press 2004
20. Victorian Association of TAFE Libraries VATL Statistics 2003 http://www.vatl.org.au/VATL/homepageVAT/docs.html; TAFE Libraries Australia TAFE Statistics 2003
21. H Julien information Literacy Instruction in Canadian Academic Libraries: Longitudinal Trends and international Comparisons’ College and Research Libraries vol 61 2000 pp 510-523.
22. H Juiien ’User Education in New Zealand Tertiary Libraries: An International Comparison’ Journal of Academic Librarianship vol 24 1998 pp304-313
23. A Lloyd ’No Man (or Woman) is an Island: Information Literacy, Affordances and Communities of Practice’ Australian Library Journal vol 54 2005 pp230-237.
24. E Smith and C Martina ’Keeping the Dough Rising: Considering Information in the Workplace with Reference to the Bakery Trade’ Lifelong Learning: Whose Responsibility and What is Your Contribution? 3rd International Lifelong Learning Conference Rockhampton QLD CQU Press 2004 pp 325-329
25. J Peacock ’Teaching Skills for Teaching Librarians: Postcards from the Edge of the Educational Paradigm’ Australian Academic and Research Libraries vol 32 no 1 pp 28.