Think global, collaborate local: cross-team working to develop students' employability skills
Abstract
This presentation gives the background to a small project undertaken at the Buxton campus. The project was aimed at final year students, as a way to enable them to turn the 'academic' skills developed at University into skills they can utilise in the workplace. This idea for an 'outduction' event allowed for different student-facing support teams to work together. This presentation shows how two of those services, the Library and the International Student Centre, identified crossover between information literacy skills and the attributes required of 'global graduates'.Citation
White, J. and Balder, M. (2014) ‘Think global, collaborate local: cross-team working to develop students’ employability skills’, presentation delivered at ‘CILIP IL Group and NoWAL joint event, ‘Collaborative Approaches to Information Literacy‘. Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, 16th June.Journal
CILIP IL Group and NoWAL joint event, 'Collaborative Approaches to Information Literacy', held at Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UKAdditional Links
http://www.slideshare.net/JonathanPWhite/mmu-presentation-36341546http://www.informationliteracy.org.uk/2014/05/nowal-event-on-collaborative-approaches-to-information-literacy/
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collaborative-approaches-to-information-literacy-registration-11658301293