Curious about our new Climate Study findings “that almost half of Americans are potentially persuadable about climate action and the future of the planet”
Read “Here Come the Climate Wars,” Dr. Alison Head’s guest opinion piece for the @NRDC Action Fund nrdcactionfund.org/here-come…
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Great overview of #InformationLiteracy practice & research in Australia from the last 50 years:
New ways of adapting & delivering IL instruction for librarians & educators
Nice mention of #PILTour2024 @ProjectInfoLit ta @thorpe_clare #Libraries #InfoLit
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Sharing latest @ProjectInfoLit research was at the heart of #PILTour2024
@alisonjhead demonstrated how research guides the Library and Information Science profession in recognising sector changes, understanding client needs, & enhancing best practices projectinfolit.org/pubs/clim…
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Final leg of #PILInfoLitTour is today in Brisbane @qutlibrary
What students can teach us about their information worlds
Great insights from @alisonjhead and @ProjectInfoLit
#InformationLiteracy #Research #InfoLit
#PILTour2024
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'Not WHAT people know but HOW they know'
So many wonderful talks and inspiring conversations Monday at the #PILTour2024 Sydney Symposium @westernsydneyu
Thanks to keynote @alisonjhead sharing findings from latest @ProjectInfoLit research on Information Worlds and Climate Change
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LARK is pleased to be so well represented in events celebrating 50 years of Information Literacy. @suzanasukovic is on the panel with 4 inspiring speakers, while @pdjewell has organised @alisonjhead Australian tour @ProjectInfoLit. Still time to register subjectguides.library.wester…
To celebrate 50 years of 'information literacy', this webinar honours the Australian practitioners and researchers who have shaped its impact in the LIS sector and beyond, and asks what information literacy means today, and whether it's still sufficient 👉 buff.ly/3BiIsdM
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Only three more sleeps! 🚀
📣 Calling all Librarians, Educators, Students and Citizens:
Spaces still available in person or online for this exciting opportunity to hear @alisonjhead talk about @ProjectInfoLit latest research on Information Worlds and Climate Change
Open to all
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#PILTour2024 is finally here!
Project Information Literacy: what students can teach us
So excited to hear @alisonjhead from @ProjectInfoLit talk at the fist #PILInfoLitTour stop in Canberra with @ALIANational
#InfoLit #Research #Libraries
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Right royal #PILInfoLitTour
More #PILTour2024 Sydney sites on Friday with @alisonjhead from @ProjectInfoLit taking in glorious harbour, Botanical Gardens & spectacular @statelibrarynsw with awesome @olivia_inwood
disclaimer: one of the pics may have had some help from Co-pilot
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Weekend read: how do people form opinions about climate change in our contested info landscape? New deep survey-based report from @ProjectInfoLit with insightful suggestions projectinfolit.org/pubs/clim…
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'It’s critical for us to understand not what students know about the climate crisis but how they know it, so librarians can develop effective learning opportunities.'
Great #PILTour2024 prep reading from the team @ProjectInfoLit and @alisonjhead
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For those that can't attend #PILInfoLitTour Sydney symposium in-person there is also an online option westernsydney.libcal.com/eve…
Event is open to librarians, academics, students and community members
#InfoLit #Research #MediaLiteracy #SocialChange
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📣 Calling all Sydney-based Librarians & Educators:
Spaces are limited for this great chance to hear @alisonjhead talk in-person on the latest @ProjectInfoLit research
Keeping abreast of information worlds is crucial for our profession so don't miss this opportunity
#PILTour2024
Don't miss this wonderful & unique opportunity to hear Fulbright specialist scholar @alisonjhead speak about @ProjectInfoLit groundbreaking research into information, media literacy & climate change subjectguides.library.wester… #PILInfoLitTour #PILTour2024
#InfoLit #ClimateChange
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New Article: "How College Students Respond to Climate Change in Troubled Times" infodocket.com/2024/10/02/ne… #climatechange #infoliteracy @ProjectInfoLit
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Don't miss this wonderful & unique opportunity to hear Fulbright specialist scholar @alisonjhead speak about @ProjectInfoLit groundbreaking research into information, media literacy & climate change subjectguides.library.wester… #PILInfoLitTour #PILTour2024
#InfoLit #ClimateChange
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Join an in-person or virtual presentation from Dr Alison Head on her Project Information Literacy Tour Australia subjectguides.library.wester… @ProjectInfoLit @ALIANational @pdjewell #InformationLiteracy
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Replying to @sheilayoshikawa
See all the other exciting #PILInfoLitTour events with special @FulbrightPrgrm specialist guest @alisonjhead from @ProjectInfoLit and host @westsydulibrary bringing you a feast of #InfoLit conversations
subjectguides.library.wester…
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Webinar: Project Information Literacy: What students can teach us: A webinar from ALIA (Australian Library and Information Association) is Project Information Literacy: What students can teach us on 22 October 2024 at 12noon AEDT (Australian… dlvr.it/TDl19c #infolit
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Now booking!
#PILInfoLitTour @ALIANational event
Join the information literacy conversation
#Libraries #InfoLit
For 16 years, Project Information Literacy (PIL) has studied how students find, use, evaluate, & create information. After 22,500 interviews & 14 reports, PIL founder & director Dr Alison Head will present 5 major takeaways about student research habits 👉 buff.ly/3ZuXvex
You can read the full study, “How information worlds shape our response to climate change,” by Alison J. Head, Steven Geofrey, Barbara Fister, and Kirsten Hostetler and access supplementary resources on our site projectinfolit.org/pubs/clim…
























