You can look at any of the modules online by following the links below. The first 5 modules have been designed with authentic tasks or activities in mind. Modules 6-12 are skills-based. In all of the modules, there are numerous interactive sections designed to provide students with the opportunity for practice, reflection and feedback. At the end of each module, the ANZIIL Information Literacy standards that are relevant to that module are identified for the user and his or her tutor.
Available modules:
Module 1: Essay writing with readings
Module 6: Searching for information
Module 7: Evaluating Information sources
Module 8: Ethical use of information
Module 9: Digital Information Literacy
Module 10: Pacific Information Sources
Module 11: Māori Information Sources
Module 12: Springboard module (FOR TEACHERS)
- Using a case from the Social Work and Community Development department at the University of Otago
- Using a case from the Social Studies department at the Dunedin College of Education
- Using a case from the Otago Polytechnic Business School
- Using a case from the Department of Zoology at the University of Otago
- Developed using a series of scenarios created by staff from each of the collaborating institutions.
Module 6: Searching for information
Module 7: Evaluating Information sources
Module 8: Ethical use of information
Module 9: Digital Information Literacy
Module 10: Pacific Information Sources
Module 11: Māori Information Sources
Module 12: Springboard module (FOR TEACHERS)
