Communications in Information Literacy is an open-access, independent, peer-reviewed journal on information literacy in institutions of higher education.
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We're Open! CFP for upcoming theme issue on open educational practices and #infolit! And we want to hear from you! You can find the details here: pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/c…
Deadline to apply for our Book Reviews Editor post is looming. It's a great opportunity! Details on how to apply can be found on our Section Policies page, just scroll down to Book Reviews: pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/c…
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We're Open! CFP for upcoming theme issue on open educational practices and #infolit! And we want to hear from you! You can find the details here: pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/c…
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If you’ve been inspired by #LILAC22 & you’re planning your own project or research, or if you’re one of our amazing presenters, you should also think about writing for publication. Take a look at the @JInfoLit & @CommInfoLit for advice & information.
Congratulations all around! Looking forward to @LILAC_conf!
We are thrilled to finally welcome our LILAC 2020 bursary winners: Siobhan Linsey @slaintesiobhan, Hannah Bennett @HannahRBennett, sponsored by @UCLDIS, & Marion Sharrock-Harris, sponsored by @CommInfoLit. We can’t wait to see you at #LILAC22!
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CIL is recruiting for our new Book Reviews Editor -- and it could be you!
Details about the position can be found under our Section Policies page (just scroll down a bit!): pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/c…
Good luck!!
Four days left and the results so far are... less than encouraging.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, do you feel you've been more or less productive in terms of research and publishing? #infolit #scholcomm
And tell us why! (Maybe journals like ours could do more, too!)
0%I've gotten more done.
0%I meant to, but...
0%Same as before.
100%I've gotten less done.
3 votes • Final resultsSince the beginning of the pandemic, do you feel you've been more or less productive in terms of research and publishing? #infolit #scholcomm
And tell us why! (Maybe journals like ours could do more, too!)
0%I've gotten more done.
0%I meant to, but...
0%Same as before.
100%I've gotten less done.
3 votes • Final resultsWhat are your writing goals this year? Do you have an idea for an #infolit paper you'd like to discuss? Our editors want to hear from you. Your queries are welcome!
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Are you interested in becoming a reviewer for CIL? We have an open call and would love to talk with you about it! pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/c…
From @citythatreads, "Building a Critical Culture: How Critical Librarianship Falls Short in the Workplace," from 2020, still so relevant today. #infolit #critlib doi.org/10.15760/comminfolit…
Cowabunga! "Everything Online is a Web Site" according to Greer & McCann's 2018 article -- What are the ramifications for #infolit education when students see equal validity in everything surfed on the Internet?
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From our very first issue in 2007, here's "Information Literacy at Augustana: A Programmatic Approach," an #infolit deep cut!
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Here's an #infolit classic from 2016, Khalid Mahmood, "Do People Overestimate Their Information Literacy Skills? A Systematic Review of Empirical Evidence on the Dunning-Kruger Effect" doi.org/10.15760/comminfolit…
Going to share some of our greatest #infolit hits and also our favorite B-sides over the next few weeks! DM me with any requests! (Yeah, we use Spongebob a lot.)
Happy New Year, everyone! If your goals for 2022 include publishing that #infolit article you've been itching to write, please check out our Author Guidelines! pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/c…
Emily Reed @psulibs gives great insights into remote reference consultations! #infolit archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/3680…