Information Literacy Frameworks: Representational objects made by Curtin Info Studies studentsMain MenuInformation Literacy FrameworksRepresentational Objects made by Curtin Info Studies StudentsState Library of Queensland 1State Library of Queensland 2State Library of Queensland 3State Library of Queensland 4City of Canterbury Library 1City of Canterbury Library 2City of Canterbury Library 3UNESCODeakin University LibraryAdelaide Uni Library 1Adelaide Uni Library 2ANZILANZIL 2SCONUL 1SCONUL 2American College of Research LibrariesBaker's Cultural Heritage Model (2013)Karen Miller3b268a236bd2b2fbb39e73880fad22636988d471
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12016-04-08T21:08:22-07:00Anonymousgreat resourceGlenn1plain2016-04-08T21:08:23-07:00Hi Karen
This is a great resource. I struggled with how to conceptualise these frameworks, many of which I regarded as somewhat trivial, irrelevant, pointless and rather woolly motherhood statements.
GlennGlenn