Eye to I: Visual Literacy Meets Information Literacy

ACRL Arts Section / Instruction Section, 2007 Conference Program, ALA, Washington, D.C.

Virtual Poster Sessions

Eye to I: Visual Literacy Meets Information Literacy

Visual Literacy: The Truth is Out There

Teacher Preparation for Visual Literacy

Promoting the Development of Information Literacy Skills: A Problem-Based Learning Perspective Utilizing a WebQuest

Collaborating with Colleagues: Promoting Visual Literacy Across the Curriculum

Image Searching at Corbis: Using Language to Access the Visual

Visual and Information Literacy in the Study of Costume: Parallel Pedagogies

No One Taught Them the Rules

Is Seeing Believing? Visual Literacy and Web Evaluation

Embedding Information Literacy into a Visual Literacy Course

INFO220: Understanding Images: Researching Visual Messages

Using University Websites to Teach Visual Literacy

Reading Online Scholarly Content Through Students’ Eyes

Where Form becomes Function: The Application and Incorporation of Visual Literacy Principles to Instructional Design

Killing Two Birds with One Stone: An Information Literacy Lesson in Art History and Censorship for Non-majors

Visual Literacy to Visual Learning: Helping our Faculty and Students Transition to Learning in a Visual Environment

Analyzing Dynamics of Race and Racism with Information & Visual Literacy

Visual Information Literacy: Addressing Non-textual Information Needs Across Disciplines

Is a Picture Really Worth a Thousand Words?

2 Comments »

1. 

   Li(Julie) Zhu said,

   June 2, 2007 at 6:00 pm

   I enjoyed all of the virtual poster sessions. I have many good examples in my information literacy classes (3 credts course) and I wish that I can write something about this topic.

   Thanks.

   Julie
2. 

   maryam asadi said,

   June 3, 2007 at 12:40 am

   Hello
   Thank you for very good posters.
   Congratulations
   Maryam

• Pages

  • 2007 Conference Program Planning Committee
  • Questions/Answers from the presentation
  • Virtual Poster Sessions
    • Analyzing the Dynamics of Race with Information & Visual Literacy
    • Collaborating with Colleagues: Promoting Visual Literacy Across the Curriculum
    • Embedding Information Literacy into a Visual Literacy Course
    • Image Searching at Corbis: Using Language to Access the Visual
    • INFO220: Understanding Images: Researching Visual Messages
    • Is A Picture Really Worth a Thousand Words?
    • Is Seeing Believing? Visual Literacy and Web Evaluation
    • Killing Two Birds with One Stone: An Information Literacy Lesson in Art History and Censorship for Non-majors
    • No One Taught Them the Rules
    • Promoting the Development of Information Literacy Skills: A Problem-Based Learning Perspective Utilizing a WebQuest
    • Reading Online Scholarly Content Through Students’ Eyes
    • Teacher Preparation for Visual Literacy
    • Using University Websites to Teach Visual Literacy
    • Visual and Information Literacy in the Study of Costume: Parallel Pedagogies
    • Visual Information Literacy: Addressing Non-textual Information Needs Across Disciplines
    • Visual Literacy to Visual Learning: Helping our Faculty and Students Transition to Learning in a Visual Environment
    • Visual Literacy: The Truth is Out There
    • Where Form becomes Function: The Application and Incorporation of Visual Literacy Principles to Instructional Design

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