Social Media as Game Strategy: Twitter in the #infolit Instruction Session
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Keyword
gamificationinformation literacy
feminist pedagogy
critical pedagogy
social media
libraries and social media
library instruction
controlled vocabularies
undergraduate research
ferguson syllabus
Date Published
2015-06-04
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The lure of distractions can entice even the strongest of student wills in a computer classroom. Research requires strategic thinking and ordered planning to drown out the noise of online distractions. This poster demonstrates a unique way to capitalize on the natural overlap of research, communication, and social media by employing game strategy to lead learning outcomes for undergraduate student research. Instead of silencing social media, this activity incorporates Twitter as a platform to introduce information literacy concepts and participatory practices of scholarship.Citation
Blanchat, Kelly; Willoughby, Lydia (2015): Social Media as Game Strategy: Twitter in the #infolit Instruction Session. figshare. http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1439501Description
Poster presented at SUNYLA 2015, Purchase, NY.