Information Literacy articles in Journal of Library and Information Services in Distance Learning

The Journal of Library and Information Services in Distance Learning is a priced journal (which I don't have access to) which often seems to include articles relevant to information literacy. Currently the latest issue is volume 8 (issues 3/4, http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/wlis20/8/3-4#.VLVrFnslSZM) which is part 1 of the Sixteenth Distance Library Services Conference Proceedings. Articles include:
- Designing LibGuides as Instructional Tools for Critical Thinking and Effective Online Learning by Ruth L. Baker
- Elevating Engagement and Community in Online Courses by William Cuthbertson and Andrea Falcone
- Faculty and Librarians Unite! How Two Librarians and One Faculty Member Developed an Information Literacy Strategy for Distance Education Students by Jennifer Easter, Sharon Bailey and Gregory Klages
- Teaching an Online Information Literacy Course: Is It Equivalent to Face-to-Face Instruction? by Catherine J. Gray and Molly Montgomery

The previous issue (http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/wlis20/8/1-2#.VLVrFXslSZM) included:
- Online Tutorials and Effective Information Literacy Instruction for Distance Learners by Brighid M. Gonzales
- Greeting You Online: Selecting Web-Based Conferencing Tools for Instruction in E-Learning Mode by Judy Li
- Students’ Preferences Regarding Four Characteristics of Information Literacy Screencasts by Ariana Baker
Photo by Sheila Webber: in Leighton House, December 2014