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Information Literacy in a Theological Context

Module by: Tom Clark

Summary: The basic course for learning theological information resources and methods at Shaw University Divinity School Library.

Information Literacy in a Theological Context

Student Learning Objectives

Students will:

  1. Write - Know how to create a piece of original expository writing (an essay or research paper) on a theological subject
  2. Think Critically - Have the skills to constructively and specifically criticize the theological writing of others, both for form (grammar, logical structure etc.) and content (quality/authority of information etc.)
  3. Evaluate - Be able to effectively and efficiently locate appropriate authoritative theological information using all available resources: books, journal articles, primary sources, databases and websites, in support of their assignments
  4. Grow - Value the craft of writing and the image of themselves as individual writers
  5. Experience - Know how to determine the quality of an information source and be able to identify and locate the major theological information resources.
  6. Become wise - Value authoritative information; and
  7. Prepare for the future - Appreciate the rapidly changing nature of the information environment

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