In a challenging world, can we ensure our communities are able to evaluate and use information effectively and ethically? This online event will explore information literacy today, and the opportunities for information and communication professionals and the academic community to collaborate and support good information practices. We’ll explore:
1)What information literacy is about, and
2)Share experiences, advice and best practices on how to support information literacy skills among information users, including students, Library clients and the UN community.
Joining us for this session are:
Speakers
Gervaise BADET, Bibliothécaire spécialiste, Université de Genève
Daniel JOHNSON, UN Information Service
Tommaso VENTURINI, Associate Professor, Université de Genève, Medialab; Researcher, CNRS, Center for Internet and Society
Megan WACHA, Chief of Scholarly Publication Unit at the Dag Hammarskjöld Library
Moderator
Sigrun HABERMANN, Chief, Library Services Section, UN Library & Archives Geneva
Related resources:
UN Verified Initiative
UNIGE Library tool to support Information Literacy trainings
User Training Policy of the Library of the University of Geneva
Open Access resources on Information Literacy: Global Search platform at UN Library & Archives Geneva
Event details
Gervaise BADET
Daniel JOHNSON
Tommaso VENTURINI
Megan WACHA
Sigrun HABERMANN
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