LAMS (Learning Activity Management System) is software that enables people to design learning sequences; you may remember I mentioned trying it out last semester. Online proceedings of the LAMS conference held in December 2006 have been published. Information Literacy isn't mentioned specifically, but there a couple of papers dealing with student skills.
Philip, R., Voerma, A. and Dalziel, J (Eds) (2007) Proceedings of the First International LAMS Conference 2006: Designing the Future of Learning. LAMS Foundation
http://lamsfoundation.org/lams2006/papers.htm
I was using LAMS as part of the JISC funded DESILA project. I notice that the similarly-JISC-funded ALED project (http://aled.swancoll.ac.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Welcome_Introduction) was going to create some library-related LAMS sequences (using the catalogue etc.)
Philip, R., Voerma, A. and Dalziel, J (Eds) (2007) Proceedings of the First International LAMS Conference 2006: Designing the Future of Learning. LAMS Foundation
http://lamsfoundation.org/lams2006/papers.htm
I was using LAMS as part of the JISC funded DESILA project. I notice that the similarly-JISC-funded ALED project (http://aled.swancoll.ac.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Welcome_Introduction) was going to create some library-related LAMS sequences (using the catalogue etc.)
Photo by Sheila Webber: Violets, drybrush effect, April 2007.
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