Before you start

Main Contents Page

Before you start

- Definition of IL

- What will you learn?

- Requirements

- Technical issues

- Notes to lecturers

- Acknowledgements

- Bibliography

STEP 1: STARTING out

STEP 2: FINDING

STEP 3: EVALUATE

STEP 4: Legal and ethical USE

STEP 5: COMMUNICATE

STEP 6: SUBJECT SPECIFIC


This Information Literacy course is designed to teach the most commonly needed information concepts in higher education learning.

It is applicable for all levels of information searching and use.

The course has been adapted specifically for the University of Fort Hare (UFH) community.

 

  Definition of Information Literacy  
  What will you learn? (objectives)
  Basic requirements  
  Technical issues  
  Notes to lecturers  
  Acknowledgements  
  Site bibliography  

The prototype course was developed for the Cape Higher Education Consortium (CHEC). It was purchased by the SEALS Library Consortium, of which UFH is a member, with funds donated by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. SEALS members individually workshopped the course in order to adapt it to local needs and conditions.

Please approach Suzette Oosthuizen, Senior Librarian Information Services at the UFH Library, Alice Campus, if you have any suggestions for enhancement or improvement of the course.

The developers, Janine Lockhart and Adriaan Coetzee, would also welcome feedback on any aspect of this resource. It is envisaged that later versions will incorporate such suggestions. The developers may be contacted by e-mail at lockhartj@cput.ac.za or coetzeeaj@cput.ac.za.