Tag Archives: concept maps

Social Justice: Information Literacy Training at UCL’s Institute of Education

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Nazlin Bhimani

This blog post was adapted by the Chartered Institute of Information Professionals (CILIP) and published on 11th February 2015 as ‘Why teach information literacy in an academic library?’ Founded in 1902 as a teacher training college in London, today’s UCL … Continue reading →

Posted in Library and Archives, Research Support | Tagged academic literacies, concept maps, digital literacies, digital literacy, freedom of information, information, managing information, social justice | Leave a comment

Ambiguities that need to be considered: primary and secondary sources

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Nazlin Bhimani

At my “Information and Literature” searching class last night, we looked at the mind maps (outlining concepts and keywords) which the MPhil/PhD students had worked on as part of their pre-search homework. These were created so that the students could … Continue reading →

Posted in Research Support, Special Collections | Tagged concept maps, IOE special collections, Jerome Bruner, MACOS, mind maps, primary sources, research, secondary sources | Leave a comment

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Ambiguities that need to be considered: primary and secondary sources

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