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WAIT, THERE’S MORE!T H E B R I D G E T O C O L L E G E A N D T H E N E W L I T E R A C I E S
N E E D E D T O G E T T H E R E
Carleen Lawson-Huxley
Assistant Librarian
Jefferson Community College
Faculty / Librarians Students
Students have no organized research strategy (1)
Trouble getting started (80%) (2)
>30% Students aren’t asking librarians for help (1)
“Overwhelmed.” “Angst.” “Dread.” “Confused.” (2)
Lack ability to analyze sources, read deeply, synthesizing information, often resulting in “patchwrote” papers. (3)
43% had trouble making sense of new information (2)
Little to no understanding of cataloging systems (1)
% 51 freshman said they had a hard time learning to navigate new tools (2)
Sources: 1) Erial Project http://www.erialproject.org/ , 2) PIL http://www.projectinfolit.org/, 3) Citation Project http://site.citationproject.net/
STANFORD EXECUTIVE SUMMARYNews search: Distinguish between a news article and opinion column
News on Twitter: Students consider tweets and determine which is the most trustworthy
Facebook argument: Students consider the relative strength of evidence that two users present in a Facebook exchange.
Social media post: Students evaluate an image on Imgur for credibility.
NATIVE ADVERTISING
FILTER BUBBLE
FACTS? EXPERTISE? DOESN’T MATTER ‘CUZ THAT’S MY OPINION!
Tweet Tweet!
HOW DO WE TRANSFER SKILLS?
K12
College
•Authority Is Constructed and Contextual
•Information Creation as a Process
•Information Has Value
•Research as Inquiry
•Scholarship as Conversation
•Searching as Strategic Exploration
acknowledge they are developing their own
authoritative voices in a particular area and
recognize the responsibilities this entails,
including seeking accuracy and reliability,
respecting intellectual property, and participating
in communities of practice;
(ACC) Knowledge Practice:
(ACC) Knowledge Practice:
define different types of authority, such as subject
expertise (e.g., scholarship), societal position (e.g.,
public office or title), or special experience (e.g.,
participating in a historic event).
STARTING EARLIER -SCAFFOLDING
Inquiry
Authority
Process
Anxiety
INQUIRY
INQUIRY
We all approach our curiosity from a different angel, we all ask different questions as a result.
AUTHORITY
OpinionTruthiness Truth Fact
My opinion is…
My opinion is…
But wait…
Advertising
Yum!
Wait….eww.
PROCESS
Where does information come from?
Where is information found?
How do I find good information?
Information Cycle (production of information)
Tools vs. Formats
Search Strategies
ANXIETY
Be more present in their lives
Address anxiety head-on
Take the mystery out of it
(Research anxiety should probably be addressed throughout all levels)
Society’s “triad” of truth-workers
Librarian Teache
r
Journalist
PIL article The Importance of Truth Workers in an Era of Factual Recession http://bit.ly/2o3chEz