Collaboration in an Information Commons: key elements for successful support of e-literacy

Beatty, Susan; Mountifield, Hester

doi:10.11120/ital.2006.05040232

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Collaboration in an Information Commons: key elements for successful support of e-literacy

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The Information Commons at the University of Auckland; improving student life, learning and support through co-location, collaboration, integration and innovation

The Information Commons at the University of Auckland; improving student life, learning and support through co-location, collaboration, integration and innovation

The Blended Reflective Inquiry Educators Framework; origins, development and utilisation

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