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Capstone Storyboard

Title: Frameworks of Information Literacy


Designer: Ahmed Jalloh
Authoring Tool: Abode Captivate

Table of Contents
Welcome + Background Information ......................................................................................... 2

Framework 1 ............................................................................................................................... 6

Framework 2 ............................................................................................................................... 8

Framework 3 ............................................................................................................................. 11

Practice 1 ................................................................................................................................... 13

Framework 4 ............................................................................................................................. 13

Framework 5 ............................................................................................................................. 15

Framework 6 ............................................................................................................................. 17

Practice 2 ................................................................................................................................... 19

Summary ................................................................................................................................... 20

Conclusion ................................................................................................................................ 21

Additional Information About Project: ..................................................................................... 23

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Welcome + Background Information

Slide 1 Title: Welcome Time: 15 s


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Hello and welcome! I Welcome to the
hope you are doing Frameworks of
well. My name is Information Literacy
Marcus and today we
are going to go over
what the frameworks of
information literacy are
and how you can apply
it to your instruction.

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Slide 2 Title: Objectives Time: 15 s


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By the end of this After you complete this
course, you will be able course, you will be able Agent
to describe the six to:
frameworks of
information literacy Describe the six
and identify what Frameworks of
learners must be able to Information Literacy
successfully do after
the implementation of Identify what learners
the frameworks into must be able to
library instruction. successfully do after
the implementation of
the frameworks into
library instruction.

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Slide 3 Title: Video Time: 5 minutes


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-- What is information Video
literacy?

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Slide 4 Title: Framework Time: 62 s
Background
Information and
Navigation
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The frameworks of What are the Agent
information literacy Frameworks?
were established in Information symbol
2015 by the Established in
Association of College 2015
and Research
Libraries which is a Association of
facet of the American College &
Library Association. Research Libraries
The frameworks were
created to align Align with student
student success success initiatives.
initiatives with
components of Order does not
information literacy. matter.
Although the
frameworks are This course:
referred to by number
is training program the 6 Components
order of the
frameworks do not Intro, Graph,
matter. This course Example,
will have 6 Knowledge Check
components each
component will be a 2 Practices
framework of
information literacy.
Each component will
have an introduction,
infographic, example,
and knowledge check
question. There will
be 2 practice matching
activities.
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Slide 4b Title: Framework Time: 50 s


Background
Information and
Navigation
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This course will have Navigation Agent
6 knowledge check 6 Knowledge
questions at one each Checks = 1 pt. Information symbol
and two practice each
activities that will not
be graded. 2 Practice
Activities = not
graded

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Framework 1

Slide 5 Title: Framework 1 Time: 35 seconds


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• Authority is 1. Authority is Agent
constructed and Constructed and
contextual is the Contextual
first framework.
• This is what the Information has
framework different levels of
means… authority.
• This is what
learners should Authority = background
be able to do of the author
after
implementing What it means for
this framework learners?

Challenge their own


biases.

Information is built
socially.

Information will
continue to change
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Slide 6 Title: Framework 1 Time: 33 seconds


Graph

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In this graph we can None. Infographic of framework 1
see…

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Slide 7 Title: Framework 1 Example Time: 27 s


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In this example, we can see Framework 1 EXAMPLE Agent
an essay prompt where the Picture of an essay prompt.
instructor is requiring their
students to incorporate
multiple types of sources into
their essay. This is relevant to
the first framework
because…

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Slide 8 Title: Knowledge Check Time: 1 minute


Framework 1
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None. Information is built socially None.
and will continue to change.

o True

o False

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Framework 2

Slide 9 Title: Framework 2 Time: 45 s


Information is a Process
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o Framework 2 is 2. Information Creation is a Agent
information is a Process
process.
o This is what that
means. Different processes of
o This is what learners creation, review, and formats
should be able to do
after mastering this Consider when satisfying a
framework… specific information need.

What it means for learners?

Embrace the
ambiguity of
knowledge.

Benefits and
drawbacks

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Slide 10 Title: Objectives Time: 22 s


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In this graph we can see… Framework 2 GRAPH Infographic

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Slide 11 Title: Framework 2 Example Time: 54 s
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that… Infographic

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Slide 12 Title: Knowledge Check 2 Time: 60 s


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Student should value


scholarly sources above all
other types of information.

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Framework 3

Slide 13 Title: Framework 3 Time: 34 s


Information has Value
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The third framework is Key points of framework. Agent
information has value. This is
what it means.

This is what students should


be able to do after mastering
this framework.
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Slide 14 Title: Framework 3 Graph Time: 25 s


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Slide 15 Title: Framework 3 Example Time: 13 s


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In this example you could see 3. Information Has Value Agent
that the librarian is going over
the citation feature on All formats of information Screen shot of a Onsearch
OneSearch to teach learners have benefits. record page.
the importance of giving
credit to the creators of the Varying values
information.
What it means for learners?

Everyone does not have equal


access to information.

Personal data must be valued


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Slide 16 Title: Framework 3 Time: 60 s


Knowledge Check
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None. Legal and socioeconomic None.
interests influence
information production.

o True

o False
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Practice 1

Slide 17 Title: Practice 1 Time: 120 s


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None. Framework 1 None.
Framework 2
Framework 3

Definition
Definition
Definition

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submitted.

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Framework 4

Slide 18 Title: Framework 4 Research Time: 55 s


is an Inquiry
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The fourth framework is 4. Research is an Inquiry Agent
research is an inquiry. This is
what it means… Researching is not a one-
stop-shop.

Use the best source.

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This is what students should
be able to do after mastering What it means for learners?
this framework….
Research does not give you a
straight, easy, or simple
answer!

See research as a journey


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Slide 19 Title: Framework 4 Graph Time: 20 s


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Slide 20 Title: Framework 4 Example Time: 16 s


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In this example you could see Agent
that the librarian is going over Framework 4 EXAMPLE
… Screen shot of an EBSCO
document viewer.

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Slide 21 Title: Framework 4 Time: 60 s


Knowledge Check
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None. Research is not just a one- None.
stop-shop.

o True

o False
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Framework 5

Slide 22 Title: Framework 5 Time: 47 s


Scholarship is a Conversation
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The fifth framework is 5. Scholarship as Agent
scholarship is a conversation. Conversation
This is what it means…
Giving credit to those that
This is what students should came before
be able to do after mastering
this framework… What it means for learners?

Do not judge information


until they understand the
entire context

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Slide 23 Title: Framework 5 Graph Time: 20.1 s


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Slide 24 Title: Framework 5 Example Time: 24 s


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In this example you could see Agent
that the librarian is going over Framework 5 EXAMPLE
… Screen shot of an EBSCO
advance search.

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Slide 25 Title: Framework 4 Time: 60 s


Knowledge Check
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None. Learners should judge None.
information before they
understand the entire context.

o True

o False
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Framework 6

Slide 26 Title: Framework 6 Time: 44 s


Searching as Strategic
Exploration
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The sixth framework is 6. Searching as Strategic Agent
searching for as strategic Exploration
exploration. This is what it
means… Researching leads to
alternative routes and new
viewpoints

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This is what students should What it means for learners?
be able to do after mastering
this framework… Know that there are always
more places to look
Be able to consider MORE
sources
Filter sources effectively
They should enjoy the
research process

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Slide 27 Title: Framework 6 Graph Time: 20 s


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Slide 28 Title: Framework 6 Example Time: 20 s


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Slide 29 Title: Framework 6 Time: 60 s


Knowledge Check
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None. Searching for information is None.
linear and unrepetitive.

o True

o False

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Practice 2

Slide 30 Title: Practice 2 Time: 120 s


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Framework 3
Framework 4

Definition

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Definition
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submitted.

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Summary

Slide 31 Title: Summary Framework Time: 120 s


1-3
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To summarize what we just Framework 1 Screenshots of the first three
learned… Framework 2 framework introduction slides
Framework 3

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Slide 32 Title: Summary Framework Time: 90 s


4-6
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In Framework 4 we learned Framework 4 Screenshots of the first three
that… Framework 5 framework introduction slides
Framework 6

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Conclusion

Slide 33 Title: For More Information Time: 120 s


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Ohio State University
Frameworks INFO

OSU LIBRARY YouTube


Page

ACRL Frameworks of InfoLit

Bottlenecks of Information
Literacy

Info Lit Content

Info Lit Simple Language

How Info Works

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Additional Information About Project:

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