[OAJP] Announcing the creation of the International Information Literacy Resources Directory

[Susmita Chakraborty]

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*Announcing the creation of the International Information Literacy Resources
Directory, www.uv.mx/usbi_ver/unesco *,

Have you developed information literacy resources, created a course,
developed standards or assessment tools or written a thesis on the subject?

Would you like to give international visibility to your information literacy
work?

Then, we invite your to participate in an exciting new web directory, the
International Information Literacy Resources Directory.

This web repository has been designed by the Information Literacy Section of
IFLA in a UNESCO-funded project. The aim of the directory is to enable
sharing of information literacy experiences around the world. Access to the
database is free to anyone.

Visit the website www.uv.mx/usbi_ver/unesco, and contribute entries for the
resources that you have found most useful in your own information literacy
endeavors. It is your participation that will enrich this website so that it
can serve as a global clearinghouse for Information Literacy resources. You
can begin submitting your records immediately.

Please, help us to promote this project by sharing this message with
relevant listservs and colleagues.

Jesus Lau
General Project Coordinator
Chair, Information Literacy Section / IFLA
Director, Universidad Veracruzana, USBI VER Library
Veracruz, Mexico
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Announcing the creation of the International Information Literacy Resources Directory
,
http://www.uv.mx/usbi_ver/unesco www.uv.mx/usbi_ver/unesco
,
Have you developed information literacy resources, created a course, developed standards or assessment tools or written a thesis on the subject?
Would you like to give international visibility to your information literacy work?
Then, we invite your to participate in an exciting new web directory, the International Information Literacy Resources Directory.
This web repository has been designed by the Information Literacy Section of IFLA in a UNESCO-funded project. The aim of the directory is to enable sharing of information literacy experiences around the world. Access to the database is free to anyone.
Visit the website
http://www.uv.mx/usbi_ver/unesco www.uv.mx/usbi_ver/unesco
, and contribute entries for the resources that you have found most useful in your own information literacy endeavors. It is your participation that will enrich this website so that it can serve as a global clearinghouse for Information Literacy resources. You can begin submitting your records immediately.
Please, help us to promote this project by sharing this message with relevant listservs and colleagues.
Jesus Lau
General Project Coordinator
Chair, Information Literacy Section / IFLA
Director, Universidad Veracruzana, USBI VER Library
Veracruz, Mexico