• Ohio State University
  • 569 Digital Media and English Studies U G 5 A critical examination of the intersection of English studies and the emergent technologies that are used to acquire and create knowledge in the discipline. 2 2-hr cl. Youn need to scroll down to see this class.
• Oregon State University English 200
• This site is especially nice as it has assesments, student comments, etc.
• University of Winnepeg Library
• Many different humanities classes offered here
• Baruch College Library
• Has several relevant courses.
• James Madison University Library
• Workshops that may tied to specific classes (English, etc.)
• University of California, Irvine
  • Teachers Information Literacy Institute is a K-14 program. As a result, there is a lot of "K -12" but if our students are not minimally prepared as Freshmen, them we have to minimally prepare them, cf remedial math and English classes.
• University of Rhode Island Library
• Lib 140 is a library class that is paired with a parallel class in another discipline. It looks to me that a course looking at Renaissance drama would be paired with a library class (same students in each class) that would explore how to do research in English and, in particular, Renaissance Studies. I like this approach, but it would be difficult to do on a large scale.
• Lincoln Memorial University Library
  • This is a bibliography of relevant articles. If you have access to Academic Search Premier, you can easily get all of these articles.

WELL done and well liked: online information literacy skills and learner impressions of the web as a resource for foreign language learning

• Below are a list of sites and articles culled from the article above
• NEW TECHNOLOGIES, NEW LITERACIES: FOCUS DISCIPLINE RESEARCH AND ESL LEARNING COMMUNITIES
• Web Skills for Language Learning
• Using the World Wide Web to Integrate Spanish Language and Culture: A Pilot Study
• Information Literacy as a Liberal Art