Institution:
Bertelsmann Foundation
Gütersloh
Ministry for City Planning and Building, Culture and Sport
of the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen
Düsseldorf
Addresses:
Bertelsmann Foundation
(Bertelsmann Stiftung)
Carl-Bertelsmann-Str. 256
D-33311 Gütersloh
Ministry for City
Planning and Building, Culture and Sport
of the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen
(Ministerium für Städtebau und Wohnen, Kultur und Sport des
Landes NRW)
Referat VI.1
Fürstenwall 25
40219 Düsseldorf
Contact persons:
Christian Hasiewicz
Tel.:
5241-81-81366
Ines Galla
Tel.: 05241 / 8181276
Wolfgang
Wähnke
(Project team)
Tel.:
5241-81-81155
Bertelsmann
Stiftung
Carl-Bertelsmann-Str. 256
D-33311 Gütersloh
Beate Möllers
Ministry for City Planning and Building, Culture and Sport of the Land
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Referat VI.1 Fürstenwall
25
40219 Düsseldorf
Tel.: 0211 / 3843-580
Fax: 0211 / 3843-73580
Board (Vorstand)
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.
c. mult. Heribert
Meffert (Head)
Dr. Johannes Meier
Dr. Brigitte Mohn
Liz Mohn
Reinhard Mohn
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Werner Weidenfeld
Konstanze Schupp
(Rheinland Media Centre)
Tel.: 0211 /
89-21476
Fax: 0211 / 89-29800
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Media
partners Library and School: reading and information literacy NRW
With this
cooperative project the
Bertelsmann Foundation
and the
Ministry for City Planning and Building, Culture and Sport
of the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen
contribute to fostering the development of reading and information
literacy through the
strategic partnership between
public libraries and schools.
Schools
have libraries as competent, reliable and experienced media partners: libraries
professionally support them in order to improve reading and information literacy
of pupils and students.
Libraries
become always more teaching libraries, and their activities are integrated into
the curricula of teaching institutions; the libraries systematically open to the
target groups “young customers” and “teachers”.
Municipalities
present themselves education-friendly.
Pupils and students
gain effective measures in order to develop their reading and information
literacy.
In order to
enhance reading and information literacy the project “Public library and School
– new forms of the partnership” lasted 5 years (1995-2000) has developed and
tested different methods.
They are now widely used, improved and developed within a network of 38
municipalities of the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen.
At
the same time new systematic forms of co-operation between library and school
should be further developed.
Within the project public libraries effectively support schools through their
media offers and services.
The first
project phase started in June 2002 with 25 municipalities of the Land
Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The second phase started in May 2003 with further 13
municipalities of NRW.
Detailed information about the project participants are available in
German at:
·
http://www.medienpartner-nrw.de/sites/teilnehmer1.php
(phase 1)
·
http://www.medienpartner-nrw.de/sites/teilnehmer2.php
(phase 2)
The following co-operation methods have been introduced
and developed:
·
Media boxes
·
Teaching in the library
·
Media presentations in teaching
·
Action programs
·
Conducting classes in the library in order to direct them to action
·
School centre in the library
·
Conducting classes through multimedia
·
Information literacy teaching unit
·
Introduction to reading development for parents.
Further information are available online in German only about:
·
the
project strategy
· the
project organisation
· its tested
products
· its
innovative products.
Detlev Dannenberg - Bardo Herzig
- Helene Renger (et al.),
Guidelines for the development of teaching units to enhance
information literacy
The spiral curriculum: a master plan for the development of
reading
Ten theses to read
Qualification activities
(ended in March
2005)
Organisation:
the qualification program is organised, managed and run by
the
Rheinland Media Centre,
in charge of the Bertelsmann Foundation and the Ministry for City
Planning and Building, Culture and Sport of the Land NRW. It provides
professional media products within Audio, Video and Multimedia as well as offers
for developing media literacy.
Offers
:
the project gives
all participants a qualification both at a
methodical
and
professional/contents level.
The specialisations consist of
basic offers
– the same for all participants – and
optional
offers
– individually planned and organised according to the need of each LIKo-Group.
LIKo-Groups
Reading Municipality
Within the network of local communities participating in the
project, the “reading partners” should act locally and decide and perform
common partner actions according to other ones, both at the Federal and Land
level.
A rich list of useful publications, various materials and
products are available in German at:
http://www.medienpartner-nrw.de/sites/we_download.php.
Among them, there are:
·
Information about the project
(a project description dated 12.05.2003)
·
Reading
development in the world of tomorrow. Models for the partnership between the
library and the school
(edited by
Bertelsmann Stiftung, 2000)
Additional information can be found in German at the related
website:
www.bildungspartner.nrw.de/
An interesting
subproject
is
Media partners: Library and School in Warendorf.
Its web site shares its own experiences,
implementations and project developments.
Keywords:
partnership between public libraries and schools – co-operation between library
and school – reading literacy – information literacy – media literacy – network
of municipalities – spiral curriculum – IL teaching units – qualification offers
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