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Information literacy: just an
outdated buzzword?
Feel free to tweet if you get the
urge:

#ILbuzz

There will be more tweeting later…

If IL at your workplace was a ‘thing’
(like ours) what would it be?

What do you do?

Share your knowledge of the
frameworks you use with your
group (and if you don’t use any –
why not?)

How far do the existing
frameworks/statements you’ve
discussed go in terms of
expressing what is happening at
your workplace?

Any pitfalls? Gaps?

What’s our action plan?

What should we be doing
differently (if anything?)

Tweet it back! Summarise your
findings to the wider group in
140 characters or less!

Don’t be shy – just tweet it out!

Image acknowledgements
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stewartmorris

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