Reflecting on the FreePint Topic Series "Best Practices in Information Skills Development"
Jinfo Article
3rd July 2015
By Sarah Huibregtse, Val Skelton
Abstract
As the FreePint Topic Series: Best Practices in Information Skills Development concludes, co-producers Sarah Huibregtse and Val Skelton highlight key themes that have emerged from the series. These include the evolution of the user, the constant shift of organisational priorities, needs analysis and development of objectives, skills development strategies, changes in delivery methods, and building partnerships. Additionally, some initial thoughts regarding the skills development strategy research are shared.
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