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Use Of Social Networking Site Consumer Training To Teach Information Literacy Threshold Concepts, Lucinda Rush
Use Of Social Networking Site Consumer Training To Teach Information Literacy Threshold Concepts, Lucinda Rush
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Introduction
Social networking sites (SNS) have been integrated seamlessly into our everyday lives, and college students are one of their biggest consumers (Lenhart, et. al. 2010). Just as consumers of Starbucks have been trained to speak the language of the corporation, ordering “venti” instead of “large”, and consumers of smart phones have come to rely on them in their every-day lives for things like directions, instant access to email, fitness apps, and more, social media users have been trained to intuitively expect and respond to things on their SNS in day-to-day life. The skills that our students have developed through …