Short article about incorporating info lit (not specifically stated as an aim in the article) through course software for undergraduates. C&RL News, December 2009, pp. 630-633. URL: http://crln.acrl.org/content/70/11.
This might be interesting for us in context of the Libraries beginning to "push" CourseLib pages into Webvista and Moodle sites.
This might be interesting for us in context of the Libraries beginning to "push" CourseLib pages into Webvista and Moodle sites.
Sounds like they were very successful very quickly. When I worked at Capella--the IT folks who helped students developed a bit of code that automated the process of getting updates so a person didn't have to go into each message board or forum individually to see if there is activity--which seems to make the process more efficient.
I think it is interesting it seems they made changes to their website and produced more general Library instruction pieces which were used frequently--much like our first discussion in the Coordinators group where we brainstormed "general" content.