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LIS 665 Teaching Information Technology Literacy Dr. Diane Nahl University of Hawaii University of hawaii LIS Program Spring 2013
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Instructional Design for Information Literacy
Observing InstructionInstruction UnitInstructional Design CycleNeeds Assessment
Dr. Diane NahlUniversity of HawaiiLIS ProgramSpring 2013
Observing Instruction Assignments pp. 14-15
Begins now through March 31 Course-integrated instruction Undergraduate introductory core courses Workshops You Tube Information Literacy Channel
http://www.youtube.com/user/DrNahl LION: Library Information Literacy Online Network
http://liontv.blip.tv/ Report due: on or before April 11
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Mining the Literature for the Instruction Unit Project
① What techniques and approaches impressed you in the Instruction demo session?
② What ACRL standards did the lesson cover? What PIs and Outcomes? (ACRL SPIOs)
③ Which concepts and methods in the G & K planning chapter will be useful in your design?
④ Which ACRL Standards and PIs will you use in your design? (ACRL)
⑤ What session design elements will you use? (J & X)
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Instruction Unit pp. 10-13
& Outcomes Assessment Study pp. 16-18
Teaching March 11-17 or March 18-24Due April 4: Unit written report
Sub-section drafts due 1-17; 1-24; 1-31; 2-7; 2-14; 2-21; 2-28; 3-7
Due April 25: Presentation: Instruction Unit & Assessment Study at IL Poster Conference
Due May 2: Outcomes Assessment Study written report; Poster Mini-
Conference
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ACRL Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education Levels of learning or creativity
Simple to higher-order Recognition to Recall Decoding to Encoding
Levels of competency or skill level Rubrics, performance and knowledge tests
Levels of information literacy or fluency Standards, Performance Indicators, and Outcomes
[SPIOs]
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Attention: Our Greatest Resource
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Gagne’s 9 Events of instruction, p. 4
1. Gaining Attention
Instructional Design Cycle p. 5
1: Recognize Learners’ Need What do students need to feel, know/think/understand and do?
2: Analyze Present Situation– Needs Assessment What do students currently feel, know/think/understand and
do?
3: Develop Teaching Goals What exactly/specifically should I teach?
4: Implement Instruction Plan– Teaching Methods
How should I teach?
5: Assess Outcomes – Assessment of SLOs Was student learning successful?
6: Review Assessment Data Was teaching successful?
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Team Exercise 1: Determining Session Content and Focus
① Discuss teaching and learning goals
② Write a broad Goal Statement on a poster
③ Read other posters and give feedback
④ Revise draft based on feedback (on Team Google Doc)
⑤ Select relevant ACRL Standards and Performance Indicators (SPIs)
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Team Exercise 2: Finalizing Needs Assessment Questions
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