Bytoft & Suld - Embedded IL in university programmes: the result of a collaboration model between faculty and librarians

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Formation

Embedded IL in
University Programmes

Karin Süld
Eli Bytoft Nyaas
University of Borås, Sweden

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

IL training at UB today
All departments

Most programmes

Shared responsibility

Embedded

Gradually more advanced

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

Problems to solve
Librarian’s responsibility

Short term cooperation

Ad hoc

“One shot” sessions on demand

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

Political changes
The Swedish Act for Higher Education
& The Bologna Process

generic skills
employability

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

The project
Based on:

Literature, research and professional

Our own experience

Study visits

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

References
McGuinness, C. (2006). What Faculty Think: Exploring the
Barriers to Information Literacy Development in
Undergraduate Education. Journal of Academic
Librarianship, 32(6), 573-582.
McGuinness, C. (2007). Exploring Strategies for Integrated
Information Literacy: From" Academic Champions" to
Institution-Wide Change. Communications in
information literacy, 1(1), 26-38.

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

Thank you!

eli.bytoft-nyaas@hb.se
karin.suld@hb.se

LILAC 2012, Glasgow.

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