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relational model of information literacy: a standalone construct

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Library and information science

seven qualitatively different ways people experience information literacy, from information technology use to wise use of information, derived by phenomenography.

In library and information science, relational model of information literacy refers to seven qualitatively different ways people experience information literacy, from information technology use to wise use of information, derived by phenomenography. This meaning comes from Bruce (1997) in The seven faces of information literacy.[1]

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References

  1. Bruce, C. S. (1997). The seven faces of information literacy. Auslib Press. ISBN 9781875145430

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