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Institution:
Warendorf City
Library
Warendorf
Address:
Stadtbücherei Warendorf
Oststr. 20
48231 Warendorf
Tel.: 02581-62819
Fax: 02581-96350
Contact person:
Birgit Lücke
Tel.:
02581-62930
Fax: 02581-96350
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Media partners: Library and School in Warendorf
The
Warendorf City Library
actively
attends to information
literacy training,
considered as a relevant
task.
The
importance of reading literacy, media literacy and information
literacy is highly stressed, because they are basic
qualifications in the information society.
All these literacies are strictly connected each
other, so that within the project
Media partners
Library and School: reading and information literacy NRW
their integrated development has been studied, organised and achieved
in order to create media literate students.
The City Library and 11 schools of all forms – 4
primary, 1 special, 2 main, 2 technical, 2 high schools – participate in the
project.
Both
institutions – school and library – pursue children’s and young people’s
education, each with own specific tasks and objectives.
A spiral curriculum, fruit of this collaboration, has been prepared and
later polished up: it originally comprised the classes from 1. to 6., then has
been developed up to the class 8.
Teaching units, one founded on the other,
have been developed in order to guide the classes (primary step) and to bring
teaching activities in the library (secondary step).
For each teaching unit a development plan has been prepared together with
supplementing materials (media boxes, glossary, research protocols, citation
aids etc.)
Information literacy training: core issues of the spiral curriculum
Rich and detailed information about the spiral curriculum
are available online in German only.
See:
· Warendorf
City Library: information literacy training
·
the
report presented at the
94thAnnual Meeting of German
Librarians - Section 5: 15 March 2005 - Information literacy in a changed
education landscape I: after Pisa – New co-operations between school and library:
Birgit
Lücke,
“Warendorf Learning Workshop”. Schools and the city library build together
bridges for a new learning culture.
The module system of the Warendorf city library:
step by step towards the goal
8 steps or
modules for developing media literacy
1. arouse
motivation to read
2. enhance
motivation to read
3. develop
reading literacy
4. enhance
reading literacy
5. develop
information literacy
6. enhance
information literacy
7. develop
media literacy
8. enhance
media literacy
Further
information and details about this module system, The working way –
General development and realisation of the spiral curriculum, as well as
clear and useful examples are available in German only.
See the report presented at the
94thAnnual Meeting of German
Librarians - Section 5: 15 March 2005 - Information literacy in a changed
education landscape I: after Pisa – New co-operations between school and library:
Birgit Lücke,
The module system of the Warendorf city library : step by step towards the goal.
Rich
information about the whole IL activities of the Warendorf City Library can be
found in the report presented at the
94thAnnual Meeting of German
Librarians - Section 5: 15 March 2005
- Information literacy in a changed education landscape I: after Pisa – New
co-operations between school and library:
Birgit
Lücke,
“Warendorf Learning Workshop”. Schools and the city library build together
bridges for a new learning culture.
Further
details about all educational offers of the Warendorf City Library are available
in German only on
the school
portal
(see: “Lernangebote” - Learning offers)
Keywords:
co-operation
between library and school – reading literacy – information literacy –
information literacy training – media literacy – spiral curriculum – module
system – school portal |
