A wiki for SUNYLA's Working Group for Information Literacy (WGIL)

Our Mission

WGIL shall:

• promote library user instruction and information literacy at SUNY libraries and the exchange of information about library instruction;

   

• support the development, coordination, and assessment of information literacy programs;

   

• recommend, offer and/or sponsor programs and educational opportunities for professional development and growth in library instruction, information literacy and 21st century information fluency.

   

Questions? Contact Kim Hoffman (Geneseo), chair

Pages in this wiki:

View our Membership Roster (2008-2009)

WGIL pages

Notes from SUNYLA 2009 Open Meeting

Notes from Conference Call Meeting, 1/13/09

Notes from SUNYLA 2008 Open Meeting

Annotated Bibliographies

• Annotated Bibliography of Full-Text Web-Based Articles Relating to Library Instruction (2007 version)
• Annotated Bibliography of Full-Text Web-Based Articles Relating to Library Instruction (2003 version)
• Annotated Bibliography on the Assessment of Information Literacy

Links pages -- SUNY-related

• Library Instruction Web Pages for Users--SUNY
• Subject-Specific Instruction Web Pages--SUNY
• Curriculum Relevant to the SCLD Information Literacy Initiative
•  SUNY Librarians Association
• SUNYLA LIC/WGIL listserv
  • Suggest a discussion topic!
  • Monthly discussion topics archive

Links pages -- the world beyond SUNY

• Library Instruction Web Pages for Users--Beyond SUNY
• Instruction-Related Listservs
• Libraries and Distance Education

Professional Development

• Library Courses for Credit--SUNY and Beyond
• Professional Development Opportunities

Ideas or Suggestions for WGIL? For using this space? Start a conversation here, or join in!

Related SUNY sites:

SUNY Connect Information Literacy Initiative

SUNY Librarians Association Home Page

Information Literacy & Library Instruction Blogs

Info on how to use the wiki:

• What can you do with a wiki? Take a tour and use pre-made templates

• How do you create a new page? 2 easy ways
• Learn how to use bold, italics, tables, and more: The wiki style page
• What is a wiki?, Meredith Farkas's Computers in Libraries Cybertour.
• ScratchPad Feel free to use this page to play around, try out editing and style options, gain more comfort if you think you need it