2021
DOI: 10.5860/crl.82.5.730
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Assessing the Information Literacy Skills of First-Generation College Students

Abstract: Academic libraries, together with their colleges and universities, are increasingly identifying first-generation college students as an underserved population that is likely to experience barriers to library access and usage. Less is known, however, about the information literacy skills of first-generation students, particularly in comparison with their continuing-generation counterparts. This study assessed the information literacy skills of first-generation college students in general education courses at Te… Show more

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“…Mackey and Jacobson (2018) discuss the application of metaliteracy in virtual learning environments, while Behling and Critten (2021) explore its role in promoting information literacy education in the Metaverse. Lee and Paik (2021) have studied the impact of metaliteracy-based information literacy programs on undergraduate students, emphasizing the importance of developing these skills among library users.…”
Section: Metaliteracymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mackey and Jacobson (2018) discuss the application of metaliteracy in virtual learning environments, while Behling and Critten (2021) explore its role in promoting information literacy education in the Metaverse. Lee and Paik (2021) have studied the impact of metaliteracy-based information literacy programs on undergraduate students, emphasizing the importance of developing these skills among library users.…”
Section: Metaliteracymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For Lee and Paik (2021), librarians need to be tech-savvy to facilitate effective virtual interactions. Frye et al (2021) mentioned that librarians should possess skills in usercentered design to ensure virtual library spaces are intuitive, user-friendly and cater to users' needs.…”
Section: Emergence Of Libraries In Virtual Worldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They must be proficient in navigating digital platforms, troubleshooting technical issues and assisting users with various digital tools. As noted by Lee and Paik (2021), librarians need to be tech-savvy to facilitate effective virtual interactions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Mackey and Jacobson (2018) delve into the practical application of metaliteracy in virtual learning realms, while Behling and Critten (2021) delve into its pivotal role in propelling information literacy education within the Metaverse. Expanding the scope, Lee and Paik (2021) scrutinize the transformative influence of metaliteracy-based information literacy initiatives on undergraduate students, thereby emphasizing the indispensable nature of cultivating these skills within the library user community.…”
Section: Enhancing Metaliteracy Among Librarians and Library Users In...mentioning
confidence: 99%