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Library Services, Subject Advisor
(2011)
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This resource supports the 'Learning in Context' module of the University of Birmingham’s PG Cert, created as part of the JISC/HEA-funded DELILA project; it also stands alone for any user interested in using eLibrary applets and linking into a University's eLibrary (Metalib and SFX from EX-Libris) system, from webpages and webct courses. These webpages were created specifically for Birmingham users, but the examples using Metalib and SFX are transferable to other universties wishing to develop embedded e-links.

Learning Level :UKEL 11, Postgraduate
Date :2011 (Publication)
Requirements/
Instructions :
This is a University of Birmingham-focussed resource and directs users to UoB resources and services; however it can be adapted for use by replacing UoB-specific information with that from another institution.
School/College/
Faculty :
Corporate Services
Department :Library Services
Subjects : ZA Information resources
Projects :Developing Educators Learning and Information Literacies for Education (DELILA)
Funders :JISC, Higher Education Academy (HEA)
Copyright
Status :
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 Licence
Series/
Collection :
DELILA
Keywords :UKOER, DELILA, JISC, HEA, PG Cert, PGCert, linking, embedded links, eresources
ID Code :821
Submitted :21 Jun 2011 11:21
Last Modified :09 Jul 2011 16:00
UKPSF Codes :
+ UKPSF A1 - Design and planning of learning activities and/or programmes of study
+ UKPSF A2 - Teaching and/or supporting student learning
+ UKPSF A4 - Developing effective environments and student support and guidance
+ UKPSF K1 - Knowledge and understanding of -- The subject material
+ UKPSF K4 - Knowledge and understanding of -- The use of appropriate learning technologies
+ UKPSF V3 - Commitment to development of learning communities
+ UKPSF V4 - Commitment to encouraging participation in higher education, acknowledging diversity and promoting equality of opportunity
SCONUL 7 Pillars :
+ SCONUL Pillar 3. The ability to construct strategies for locating information
+ SCONUL Pillar 4. The ability to locate and access information
+ SCONUL Pillar 6. The ability to organise, apply and communicate information to others in ways appropriate
JACS/JORUM Subjects :
+ Mass Communications and Documentation
+ Education

Date:June 2011

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