Index

AASL, 160 bibliometric analyses, 204–5

abstracts – see index bibliometrics, 181, 200
academic libraries, 32 binary code, 85
Academic Search Premier database, Bing, 102
72 biographical dictionary, 42
achievement, 181 bipolar disorder, 74
Advanced Research Projects Agency Boolean search, 73
(ARPA), 93 Bradford’s Law, 181, 192
aleph, 19
almanac, 41 Caananite, 19
American Association of School California Achievement Program
Librarians (AASL), 151 (CAP), 183
American Library Association (ALA), catalog, 48
1, 151–2, 154, 170 Cerf, Vinton, 94, 97
analysis of data, 171–3 CIBER (Centre for Information
analytical research paper, 135 Behaviour and Evaluation of
annual/yearbook, 41 Research), 6–7
Aramaic, 19 classification systems, 39–52
archives and special collections, 32 client-server, 97
argumentative research paper, 135 CMC netiquette, 111
ARPAnet, 93 collaboration, 181
artificial intelligence, 83 college and department accreditation,
Association of College and Research 57–8
Libraries (ACRL), 2, 198 Colorado Student Assessment
Atanasoff-Berry computer, 82 Program (CSAP), 184
atlas/gazetteer, 43 Colossus, 82
computer literacy, 81–91
Berners-Lee, Tim, 99, 101 computer network timeline, 95–7
beth, 19 computer-mediated communication
bibliographic database, 71 (CMC), 111
bibliography, 43 concordance, 44

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conduct academic code of, 58–9
Copyright Term Extension Act 1998,
60
copyright, 59–61
credit report, 130
critical thinking, 198, 200, 203–4
cultural literacy, 13–22
culture origins of, 16–20
Cuneiform, 18
database search, 72–5
desktop digital reference source, 109
Dewey Decimal System, 46
dictionary/glossary, 42
digital fun and games, 109
digital media, 109
digital multimedia collections, 114
DIKW hierarchy, 2
directories, 41, 101
discography, 44
domain name system (DNS), 98
early alphabets, 18–20
early libraries, 23–31
EBSCO database, 191
Educational Resources Information
Center (ERIC), 200
electronic computers, 82
e-media, 109–10
encyclopedia, 43
ENIAC, 82
ethical literacy, 53–69
evaluation criteria, 76–7
faculty tenure and review, 58
fair dealing, 60–1
fair use, 60–1
Faulkner, William, 16
FICO (Fair Isaac Corporation) Credit
Score, 130
filmography, 44
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financial literacy, 129–33
five generations, 82
flexible scheduling, 181
formal writing, 135
format research paper, 138–42
Freemasons, 125
Friedman, Thomas, 8
full-text database, 71, 191
gazetteer – see atlas
Genetic Genealogy, 15
Genographic Project, 15
glossary – see dictionary
Google Generation, 6
Google revolution, 102
government literacy, 123–8
grammar checklist, 137
Greco-Roman alphabet, 19
guidebook, 43
Hammurabi, Code of, 123
handbook/manual, 42
hardware, 83
hieroglyphica, 18
houses of tablets, 24
ideographs, 18
index/abstracts, 44
informal writing, 135
Information Competency Assessment
Instrument, 147–9
information literacy, 181, 197, 200–3
information literacy, models of, 2–5
information power, 182
information sources, 39–52
types, 39–45
Institute of Museum and Library
Services (IMLS), 153
institution of higher learning (IHL),
205, 208
integrated circuits, 83

International Federation of Library
Associations and Institutions
(IFLA), 4
International Information and
Communication Technologies
(ICT), 4
Internet, 93–106
Internet archive, 103
Internet2, 95
libraries:
roles of, 33–4
types of, 32–3
Libraries and Media Services (LMS),
153
Library and Information Science
Abstracts (LISA), 189
Library Lit database, 205
library literacy, 23–37
library media centers (LMC), 182
Library Media Specialist (LMS), 180
Library of Congress Classification
System, 46
Licklider, Joseph Carl Robnett, 97
LISTA databases, 205
Lotka’s Law, 182, 193
McLuhan, Marshall, 107, 110
Magna Carta, 124–5
manual – see handbook
media literacy, 107–21
medieval scriptorium, 31
medju-netjer, 18
meta-searching, 103
methodology, 160–2, 191
microprocessors, 83
monograph, 55
National Council of Teachers of
English (NCTE), 3
national libraries, 33
Index
nesting, 75
network literacy, 71–9, 93–106
new media, 108
North Semitic alphabet, 19
NSFnet, 94
old media, 108
online assessment studies, 159
Online Dictionary of Library
and Information Science
(ODLIS), 59
online public access catalog (OPAC),
48, 197
oral tradition, 16
paraphrasing, 63
peer review, 54
pictographs, 18
plagiarism, 59–65
primary sources, 40
Project SAILS, 159
public domain, 59
public libraries, 32
publication cycle, 55
quantitative analysis, 163–70
reference sources, types of, 41–5
research paper, 135–42
Rosetta Stone, 19
schema theory, 14
scholarly communication, 53–6
school libraries, 32, 179–96
school library impact studies, 182–9
school library media specialist, 182
secondary source, 40
software, 84
spatial analysis, 113
special libraries, 33
specialized searching, 103
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subject bibliography, 44
subject searches, 174
Superintendent of Documents
Classification System, 47
tertiary source, 40
Tool for Real-time Assessment of
Information Literacy Skills
(TRAILS), 153, 160, 162, 173
TRAILS assessments, 160
transistors, 82
truncation, 75
Tufte’s Principles, 113
Turing, Alan, 82
UKOLN, 4
United Nations Classification
System, 48
218
UNIVAC, 82
university accreditation, 56–7
user-generated content (UGC),
108
vacuum tubes, 82
visual literacy, 107–21
visualization, 112–13
Web 2.0, 100
web indexes, 101
web information, evaluation of,
143–5
web search engines, 102–3
wildcard, 75
World Wide Web, 93–106
Zurchowski, Paul, 197