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Working together: librarian-faculty partnerships.
Abstract
Partnerships between librarians and teaching faculty can help infuse information literacy skills more effectively into the curriculum. Information literacy continues to be of critical importance to librarians; many of the outreach efforts to establish partnerships throughout the academy have been initiated by librarians. Teaching faculty who initiate connections with librarians will help facilitate the mutual goal of teaching students to be lifelong learners. Networking opportunities and examples of assignments based on information literacy outcomes are discussed.
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Source: HighBeam Research, Working together: librarian-faculty partnerships.