Integrating Technology Skills
Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 07:04PM
Doug Johnson
Integrating Technology Skills Into an Information Literacy Curriculum
Information literacy and computer literacy are a natural combination. This presentation outlines the steps needed to integrate a traditional library skills curriculum and computer skills curriculum into a single Information Skills (Big6) Process Model. Handouts include the curriculum, a curriculum map, a computerized lesson design form, sample units from grades K-6, and sample assessment tools.
Resources: Integrating Technology into an Information Literacy Curriculum
Written comments about this workshop:
- Just to let you know that we are implementing many of the ideas you presented to us in September.
- Backs up his comments with down-to-earth understandable humor and examples.
- Doug gave us a very good “why” the information skills are needed and proceeded to show us how to get it done.
- This was one of the most informative workshops I have attended.
- Geared for adult learners. He knows his audience and their needs.
- It was a great way to learn about the Big6. The visuals were very clear and helpful.
- I have a much better understanding of the the Big6 and feel I can put it to use.
- Excellent! Very helpful. Great handouts.
- Well organized and easy to follow presentation of ways to integrate technology into curriculum.
- Doug Johnson is a delightful and interesting speaker. The way he “frames” technology integration is insightful and useful.
- This workshop was so relevant to what we are doing in our district.
- Doug Johnson is worth the entire conference.
- I attended two of your sessions this past weekend at KETC . I REALLY enjoyed them and have gone to many of the sites you included in your handouts. Thanks so much for making the conference worth taking two days off of work!!!!
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