We told our training course is made for young researchers, but what do we actually mean for young researcher?
Continue readingBRAIN@WORK project aim is to deepen the knowledge on how Information Literacy is applied to STEM disciplines in Europe and, consequently, to improve the educational offer of the organizations participating in the project through the creation of a modular set of innovative learning units for researchers and doctoral students, current and future workers in technical-scientific sectors.
Training Italy – A bit of statistics
Our pilot Course in Italy is starting today, as you know we received lots of applications and unfortunately we could
Continue readingTraining Italy – Out of places
Registration for the Italian pilot course have opened a week ago and we already are over the capacity. Thank you so much!
Continue readingResonance Group meeting in Portugal
After the meeting in Italy we presented our achievements in Portugal too. Have a look on how it went.
Continue readingDeeper Insights: a review of literature by Kay Ahmadpour
To study in deep the theme of Information Literacy we developed an Infographic on a literature review. Take a look at it while we prepare for our pilot training Course.
Continue readingResonance Group meeting in Italy
We worked hard this winter, and we are now ready to present some results during the Italian Resonance Group meeting.
Continue readingInternational Project Meeting 7th-9th June 2021
Take a look at the photos, to be honest at the screenshots, of the international project meeting hosted by the university of Liege.
Continue readingA long winter
Long time no see! Although we didn’t publish much, the project never stopped. In fact we were working on our pilot course, stay tuned!
Continue readingInformation Literacy in the age of algorithms
How do college students conceptualize the ever-changing online information landscape and navigate volatile and popular platforms?
Continue readingFocus group “Perception and experience in using technical scientific information in research work”
Each partner organization hosted and managed a focus group with specific characteristics, and each group was led by a moderator through an open discussion structured around a set of predetermined questions.
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