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Dear Colleagues:

As part of a research project, a colleague and I are looking for examples of how you have incorporated visual literacy into your instruction/information literacy program.  For our purposes we are defining 'visual literacy' loosely in terms of the location, evaluation, and effective use of visual information. 

For instance, do you address the concept of visual literacy?  If so, is the concept presented in classes geared for first year students? What types of resources do you promote?  Is an understanding of visual resources promoted across the curriculum or solely to students in such fields as visual arts or mass communication?  Do you include a component of visual image evaluation?

Any examples or anecdotes you may have to offer will be much appreciated.  Please contact me off list.  I would be more than happy to post a summary of responses if there is interest.

Regards,

Kristina Keogh


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Kristina Keogh
Reference Librarian for the Arts
Virginia Commonwealth University
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