Librarian and Lecturer Partnerships and Elearning

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Librarian and Lecturer Partnerships and E-learning
Taking the library sources to the students
Elbie van Wyk
Biblioteek- en Inligtingsdiens ? Library and
Information Service
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Overview

• Information literacy training statistics for 2006
  at the University of Stellenbosch
• WebSTudies features support Information Literacy
  courses
• Librarian lecturer/WebSTudies support staff
  collaboration
• WebSTudies demonstration

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Information Literacy Training Statistics 2006
Total percentage primary clients trained per
Faculty
Groups
Individual Total
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WebSTudies Features Support Information Literacy
Courses

• 24/7 online access to library resources
• A growing information literate student community
• Provide opportunity for studentlibrarian
  interaction
• Support assessment of information skills

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24/7 Online Access To Library Resources
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24/7 Online Access To Library Resources
accessible to off-campus students
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A Growing Information Literate Student
Community
WebSTudies information skills modules compiled
for Faculty of Science in 2007

• 8 x Honours courses
• 7 x Undergraduate courses including
• Biology 154 590 students
• 590 students will have access to an IL module in
  the second semester
• Biology 372 190 students
• 190 students already have access to a webSTudies
  IL course and wrote a credit bearing practical
  test in their contact session in NARGA

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Librarian Lecturer/Support Staff Collaboration

• Get permission to get access as co-
  designer/teacher
• Get a copy of the assignment
• Get reference style recommendations

request for training form
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• Get a copy of the assignment reference style
  recommendations

THE COMPOSITION AND CHEMISTRY OF PERFUMES
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• Get a copy of the assignment reference style
  recommendations

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WebSTudies Demonstration
THE COMPOSITION AND CHEMISTRY OF PERFUMES
Information skills module
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WebSTudies Demonstration
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WebSTudies Demonstration
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WebSTudies Demonstration
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WebSTudies Demonstration
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WebSTudies Demonstration
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Thank you

Elbie van Wyk ejvw_at_sun.ac.za