Karen Brooks
Educators need to equip our students to become literate readers of corporate and popular culture and consumers who can make informed choices. To do so, however, educators themselves need to comprehend the roles of advertising, brands, logos and visual media in young people’s lives. It is also essential for educators to be conversant with various forms of digital technology, such as multimedia, the Internet and electronic games, and to teach students to comprehend and critique them.
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Isobel Williams
A high school in Tasmania has embedded information literacy and ICT into classroom teaching, while also adapting to major changes in the State curriculum – ASLA 2007 Conference.
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Alison Pick, Helen Schutz
Two teacher librarians describe their methods to develop students' information literacy and demonstrate their role to other school staff – ASLA 2007 Conference.
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