Assigning Modules: Tips for Success
When assigning modules to your students, it may be helpful to include the following text along with the instance URL to the module:
Below are links to Information Literacy Modules that you will complete. You will login with your NID and your NID password.
If you don’t remember your NID, you can look it up here: https://my.ucf.edu/nid.html
If you’re unsure of your NID password, you can reset the password using this online form: https://www.secure.net.ucf.edu/extranet/reset/validation.aspx?type=nid
If you need help or have questions, you can use this FAQ: http://infolit.ucf.edu/students/help/ or contact the Ask a Librarian service: http://library.ucf.edu/Ask
Information Literacy Modules a Success!
During the first semester of release (Summer B, 2008), UCF’s information literacy modules successfully supported student learning. Sixty-nine faculty explored the information literacy modules, with 19 courses/special programs assigning one or more of the modules to their students, and four hundred sixty students accessed the modules. Reports from participating faculty and students indicate that the modules were relatively easy to set-up and use with very few identifying any technical problems. In fact, technical support logs indicate that only six students and only one faculty member contacted Ask A Librarian to report a problem. Faculty and students also report that the modules positively impacted student information literacy knowledge and skills.
To set-up modules for student use, see http://infolit.ucf.edu/faculty/getting-started