Collaboration in Designing a Pedagogical Approach in Information Literacy

Introduction.- 1. Background and earlier research.- 2. Contemporary perspectives on teaching.- 3. Basic Concepts in information literacy.- 4. Accessing information.- 5. Locating and retrieving information.- 6. Information search strategies.- 7. Information assessment.- 8. Information management.- 9. Information communication.- 10. Teaching learning methods.

Ane Landøy is Cand. Philol from University of Bergen, 1990. She is academic librarian at University of Bergen Library since 2002. Until 2018 she was head of libraries in various positions. She has coordinated several international development projects: "JULAP: Juba University Library Automation Project" and"EdLib: Education Librarians"-projects in South Sudan; "Modernization of academic libraries services in Moldova" and "Developing a sustainable platform for open access publishing in Armenia", all funded by the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign affairs. She was member of IFLA's Standing committee for Academic and Research libraries 2010-2014, and is now a member of the board of the Norwegian Library Association. Her research interests include library leadership, information literacy trainings, user experience and open access/open data.

Daniela Popa is working as a Lecturer PhD; Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania. She completed her PhD in educational sciences in 2013 with the thesis: Self-Regulated Learning Strategies That Stimulate Students with Learning Difficulties. Popa Daniela has published books, chapters and research articles in the area of Educational Psychology and Theory and methodology of learning and teaching. She has worked in international projects in educational field (Perspectives of a Higher Quality Level of the Training of Specialists for Early Education and Primary Schooling; EU standards for accreditation of study programs on BH Universities; BACOVia - Professionalizing teaching career; Library Network Support Services: modernizing libraries-LNSS - in Armenia, Moldova and Belorussia; Library Network Support Services: modernizing libraries in Western Balkan countries through staff development and reforming library services; Enhancing Quality in Primary Physical Education.

Angela Repanovici is working as a professor at the Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania. She completed