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From how to why: Critical thinking and academic integrity as key ingredients in information literacy teaching MARIANN LØKSE [email protected] Photo: Torbjørn Kvil Gamst

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Talk presented at Internet Librarian International 2014 about an online course in information literacy at the Arctic University of Norway.

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Page 1: From how to why: Critical thinking and academic integrity as key ingredients in information literacy teaching

From how to why: Critical thinking and academic integrity as key ingredients in information literacy teaching

MARIANN LØKSE

[email protected]: Torbjørn Kvil Gamst

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Contents

The sMOOC: iKomp-0010

Critical thinking

Academic integrity

Comments from test groups

The way ahead

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iKomp-0010

EdX platform

Free & open for all

Beta-testing 2014

«Release» January 2015

Translation into English

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iKomp-0010

4 modules:

Learning strategies

Information search

Source evaluation

Academic integrity

Aim:

Reach all students, not just on-campus

Inspire critical thinking

Create activites for reflection

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Don’t be so critical!

Transition from high school/sixth form to university

The age of easy

Information obesity & digital dieting

Knowledge about knowledgeColourbox.com

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Academic integrity

The «Bildung» of students

The academic shape of things

The academic «contract» with society

What is all this sweet work worth, if thou trust not me?

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Comments from students 1

The success stories:

I’ve learnt about what it means to take higher education, and thought about my role as a student

The activities were great, because they made me think

I’ve learnt more about how to find, use and cite sources in academic writing, which is very useful since I’m just about to write two term papers.

I liked the part about library search best, because I knew absolutely nothing about it. Didn’t know it was this easy!

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Comments from students 2:

Mind the gap: When I went to high school 3 years ago

we just pasted the link to the source we’d used at the back of the document and that’s it. That doesn’t work here, so I’m pleased we get this course. So much are stricter and more different at university. I can’t be the only one who feels like this

More about making the transition from high school to university (or from work to university) as smooth as possible.These are two very different worlds.

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Comments from students 3:

Improvements needed:

Too long. Too boring. Bring in more videos.

More examples, please. Especially about academic writing. I have no clue about referencing, style, all the details etc.

Some questions were too easy

Fix the technical hiccups

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The long and winding road

Technology is our friend*

New insight, new directions

How to inspire critical thinking?

Colourbox.com

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Thank you!

Contact details: [email protected]

@mclokse

iKomp-0010 project: Helene N. Andreassen

Lars Figenschou

Vibeke Flytkjær

Mariann Løkse

Torstein Låg

Mark Stenersen

Test site for iKomp-0010: http://edxtest.bibsys.no

Photo: Rune Ytreberg