Once again, the library will offer a .5 credit course, NDL 301: Information Fluency, in the spring semester. This course is focused on how information is produced, how it is handled by libraries, and how different disciplines use it. It is intended for students planning on graduate school, or who are simply interested in honing their research skills. Last year’s syllabus information can be found in the links on the right-hand side of this class blog:
http://infofluency.wordpress.com/
It meets Mondays from 2:30 to 4:30, but can also be taken by arrangement if that time doesn’t work. For more information, contact Barbara Fister (x7552 or fister@gac.edu).
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