Open-access Innovation in the Teaching of Information Literacy in graduate courses : a scoping review

ABSTRACT

Introduction  Studies show that teaching information literacy (IL) enables access to quality scientific information and the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs), which are essential for professional teaching and research. During the recent covid-19 pandemic, the use of these technologies has taken on even greater importance and has become a trend in teaching activities.

Objective  Identify innovative practices in teaching IC in postgraduate courses. The study is based on the hypothesis that students' learning about IC can contribute to improving professionals' skills related to autonomy and efficiency in the process of searching, selecting, and retrieving scientific information. Methodology A literature scoping review was developed on innovations in CoInfo teaching in postgraduate programs in and outside Brazil. The search was carried out in the Medline, Lilacs, ERIC, Cinahl, Academic Search Premier, Scopus, Scielo databases and the Oasis.Br repository, focusing on scientific production, in English and Portuguese, produced between 2010 and 2022. Of the 632 articles found, after applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 14 were selected for analysis.

Results  Innovations in teaching CoInfo in higher education were identified, such as online tutorials, asynchronous courses using humor, virtual visits to libraries, as well as partnerships between teachers, librarians, pedagogues, and university staff.

Conclusion  The findings attest to innovations in CoInfo teaching that can be adapted to the contexts of postgraduate programs in the country, with the aim of increasing student access to quality scientific information, which is necessary for the development of teaching, research, and knowledge production activities.

KEYWORDS
Information literacy; Teaching; Graduate; Information and Communication Technology; Innovation.

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