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<title>Accessibility and European E-Resource Acquisitions</title>
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Gibson, Katie
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<title>Harnessing Pandora’s Box: At the Intersection of Information Literacy and AI</title>
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Boehme, Ginny; Gibson, Katie; Hilles, Stefanie; Justus, Roger
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<title>Collaboration in Translation: Revitalizing and Reconnecting with a Unique Foreign Language Collection</title>
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Gibson, Katie; Sentieri, Carly; Modrow, William
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<title>What Information Literacy Means to Me: Collaborating with Faculty to Understand Student Perceptions of Information Literacy</title>
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Resnis, Eric; Gibson, Katie; Misco, Masha; Hartsell-Gundy, Arianne
This presentation recounts the experiences of The Faculty Learning Community for Improving Student Research Literacy, a community of professors and librarians at Miami University (Oxford, OH). Community members created a survey for students in their courses to self-assess information literacy skills that faculty perceived important. &#13;
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Approximately 400 students completed the survey, the results of which were matched to professor definitions of information literacy and a common list of information literacy skills desired by professors.  Professors then utilized that data to enhance their syllabi by infusing information literacy skills throughout their courses.
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