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inoltro per conoscenza la possibilità di accedere fino al 21 giugno al numero speciale dedicato all'Information Literacy, curata da due sezioni dell'IFLA.

Buona domenica. Carla Colombati _______________________________________________________________________ Carla Colombati | Mob.: +393927848408 | carlacolombati@gmail.com | carla.colombati@wikimedia.it

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IFLA Library Theory and Research Section https://www.ifla.org/library-theory-and-research

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---------- Forwarded message --------- Da: IFLA Communications communications@ifla.org Date: ven 14 ago 2020 alle ore 14:53 Subject: [IFLA-L] Free access to IFLA Journal's special issue on Information Literacy until 21 August 2020 To: ifla-l@iflalists.org ifla-l@iflalists.org

[image: IFLA Journal: Volume 46, No.2 (June 2020) Special Issue: Information literacy: From practice to research and back again]Dear Colleagues

As a key IFLA sponsor, SAGE Publishing regularly makes available an issue of IFLA Journal during the week of the World Library and Information Congress. This year, they’re continuing the tradition virtually.

If you want to find out where the concept of “information literacy” came from and where it’s heading, read this issue!

IFLA Journal has recently been providing more special issues covering hot topics and this special issue is dedicated to Information literacy, one of the most important skills librarians across the globe help users to develop. Edited by colleagues from the Information Literacy Section https://www.ifla.org/information-literacy and Library Theory and Research Section https://www.ifla.org/library-theory-and-research, this issue is a prime example of the great work being produced through IFLA’s professional units.

With the potential to transform lives and societies, the importance of information literacy is appreciated worldwide. How has this come to be? The June 2020 edition can help you find out through its in-depth articles on:

- the evolution of the concept of information literacy; - how information literacy is needed as educational practice in the higher education sector; - the different methodological approaches to developing information literacy and learning; - and finally an exploration of the emerging concept of visual literacy.

The June 2020 issue is now freely accessible via the Sage website until *Friday 21 August 2020*. Check it out at https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/iflb/46/2 .

Kind regards,

IFLA Communications Team

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