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Using Freely Available Software In Information Literacy Instruction, Leslie Madden
Using Freely Available Software In Information Literacy Instruction, Leslie Madden
Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy
Actively engaging students in the learning process makes for a much more satisfying experience for both the instructor and student, and using technology is one way to do this. In this time of shrinking budgets, however, justifying the expense of new software can be difficult. This presentation will focus on four software programs that are available at no cost on the Internet and will describe how each may be used in information literacy instruction. The four software programs that will be profiled are: Jing, which allows for the creation of short video demonstrations; Zoomerang, survey software that may be used …