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Scholarly Research for Education Graduate Students: An Information Literacy Workshop May 2011 Presented by Sarah Hood Contact Information Reference Desk: 8037863703 Edens Library (Front Desk): 8037863877

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How to fill out an information literacy workshop:

1. Determine the goals and objectives of the workshop. Identify what you want participants to learn and achieve by the end of the workshop.
2. Plan the workshop structure and content. Decide on the topics and activities that will be included in the workshop. Make sure to cover the essential aspects of information literacy, such as finding and evaluating information, understanding plagiarism, and using appropriate citation styles.
3. Create or gather materials and resources. Prepare presentations, handouts, and interactive exercises that will support the learning process during the workshop.
4. Set a date, time, and location for the workshop. Ensure that it is convenient for the target audience and that the venue can accommodate the number of participants.
5. Advertise and promote the workshop. Utilize various communication channels, such as email, social media, and posters, to spread the word about the workshop and attract potential participants.
6. Register participants and collect necessary information. Have a registration system in place to keep track of attendees and gather any required details, such as their educational backgrounds or specific topics of interest.
7. Prepare the workshop environment. Set up the room with appropriate seating, audiovisual equipment, and any other necessary materials or technology.
8. Start the workshop by introducing yourself and giving an overview. Engage the participants in an icebreaker activity to create a comfortable and interactive learning environment.
9. Present the workshop content in a clear and organized manner. Use a combination of presentations, demonstrations, discussions, and group activities to convey the information effectively.
10. Provide opportunities for participants to practice their skills and receive feedback. Encourage hands-on activities, exercises, and interactive discussions to reinforce the concepts taught and ensure understanding.
11. Address questions and concerns throughout the workshop. Create an open and supportive atmosphere where participants feel comfortable asking for clarification or sharing their thoughts.
12. Wrap up the workshop by summarizing the key points covered and highlighting any resources or tools for further learning. Allow time for final questions and provide participants with any necessary follow-up information or materials.
13. Gather feedback from participants to assess the effectiveness of the workshop and identify areas for improvement. Use evaluation forms or online surveys to gather their input and suggestions.
14. Follow up with participants after the workshop. Provide additional resources, answer any remaining questions, and offer ongoing support or opportunities for further learning, if applicable.

Who needs an information literacy workshop?

1. Students: Information literacy is a crucial skill for students at all educational levels. They need to learn how to find reliable sources, evaluate the credibility of information, and properly cite their sources to avoid plagiarism.
2. Researchers and academicians: Professionals engaged in research and scholarly work can benefit from an information literacy workshop to enhance their ability to navigate through vast amounts of information, identify appropriate sources, and stay updated with the latest research.
3. Professionals in the workplace: In the digital age, employees in various industries need to be proficient in information literacy to effectively gather, evaluate, and use information to make informed decisions and contribute to their organizations' success.
4. Educators and librarians: Those who are responsible for teaching and supporting others' learning should have a strong foundation in information literacy to guide their students and patrons in developing these essential skills.
5. Lifelong learners: Anyone interested in expanding their knowledge and becoming more discerning consumers of information can benefit from an information literacy workshop. This includes individuals seeking personal enrichment, pursuing hobbies, or engaging in self-directed learning.

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What is an information literacy workshop?

An information literacy workshop is a training session designed to teach individuals how to effectively find, evaluate, and use information.

Who is required to file an information literacy workshop?

Individuals or organizations who want to improve their skills in information literacy are required to attend or organize an information literacy workshop.

How to fill out an information literacy workshop?

To fill out an information literacy workshop, participants need to actively engage in the training sessions, complete any required assignments or assessments, and apply the knowledge gained in real-life situations.

What is the purpose of an information literacy workshop?

The purpose of an information literacy workshop is to enhance individuals' ability to critically assess and utilize information sources, leading to improved decision-making and problem-solving skills.

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Information reported on an information literacy workshop may include attendance records, participant feedback, and any assessments or certifications obtained during the training.

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