The UNCG University Libraries will offer three $1,000 awards for courses
to be taught in spring 2017 to support restructuring a course in order
to more intentionally integrate information literacy and research. This
award is open to anyone who teaches a course at the undergraduate or
graduate level and has the authority to make substantive changes to that
course.
The purpose of the Information Literacy Course
Development Awards is to support instructors in revitalizing courses to
foster information literacy skills. These re-envisioned courses will
incorporate information literacy throughout the semester, teaching
students to locate, evaluate, synthesize, and cite sources in the manner
most appropriate for the subject area.
The Libraries will hold a workshop on October 13 at 2:00 in the Faculty Center to discuss the awards and give professors the opportunity to workshop their ideas with librarians.
Details and application process are available here.
Please contact Amy Harris Houk at a_harri2@uncg.edu with questions.
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