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Ways of Experiencing Information Literacy
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Table of Contents

List of figures and tables

List of abbreviations

Acknowledgements

Foreword

About the author

Chapter 1: Introduction: who this book is for how to use it

Abstract:

Background and overall aim of the research

Outline of the book

Chapter 2: The relational approach explained

Abstract:

The deep and surface approach to learning

The structure of awareness: internal and external horizons

The outcome space of learning

Experiential variation: fostering deep and transferable learning

The relational studies

Conclusion

Chapter 3: How the relational approach was employed in this research

Abstract:

The stages of the empirical research

Further description of specific aspects of the methodology and research methods

Conclusion

Chapter 4: The multiple-context relational approach generated by the empirical research

Abstract:

Comparing the students’ conceptualisations of academic research and information literacy

The coding framework for the final analysis

The four categories of information literacy

Transformation and transfer

Reflections on the frequency distribution of the codes

The multiple-context outcome space of information literacy

Conclusion

Individual stories

Abstract:

Student 4

Student 10

Student 16

Student 19

Conclusion

Conclusion

Abstract:

Contribution to the relational body of research

Contribution to practice

Limitations of this study

Areas for future research

Conclusion

Appendices

Appendix A: Consent form for the Head of Department, London Metropolitan University

Appendix B: Consent form for students

Appendix C: Practical procedures of the empirical research

Appendix D: Abstract of the thesis

References

Index

About the Author

Susie Andretta is based at the Department of Applied Social Sciences, London Metropolitan University. The author’s expertise in IL originates from research on the implementation of user-education programmes in combination with student-centred learning strategies.

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A useful contribution to IL research and of value to those wishing to pursue similar research in this field., Journal of Information Literacy This is a highly competent book, well written and based on meticulous research., Library Review

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