Powerful Partnerships as Web 2.0 Revitalises Research
Annette Anastopoulos
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Annette Anastopoulos
Abstract
Teacher librarians at the information resource centre at St Philip's Christian College in Newcastle, New South Wales, are working in collaboration with classroom teachers to train students in effective research. The school offers information literacy programs that provide students with the skills and necessary tools required for research. Web 2.0 is one such tool for sharing information and revitalising the research process.
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Teacher librarians at the information resource centre at St Philip's Christian College in Newcastle, New South Wales, are working in collaboration with classroom teachers to train students in effective research. The school offers information literacy programs that provide students with the skills and necessary tools required for research. Web 2.0 is one such tool for sharing information and revitalising the research process.
Key concepts: Information literacy, Resource (disambiguation), World Wide Web, Process (computing), Sociology, Library science, Computer science, Pedagogy