Is the answer that we no longer know how to ask a ‘good question’?
21 November 2019
Guest Blog: St Benedict’s School’s Julie Greenhough, EPQ Coordinator @EPQguru Autumn: ‘season of mists, mellow fruitfulness’ and… head colds. I...
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Visual Literacy: is it important?
15 November 2019
Young people today are surrounded and even bombarded by digital images, from social media and television to pictures sent in...
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Google – a friend or foe to independent research?
8 November 2019
What do we do when we want to find something out? We ‘Google it’. Google is the world’s most popular...
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How school librarians can help fight plagiarism
18 October 2019
UK universities are suffering from a ‘plagiarism epidemic’ (Young-Powell, 2017), with a Times investigation finding that almost 50,000 students were...
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A school library is not just a room that houses books!
11 October 2019
The library is an integral part of every school but unfortunately, there’s still a common belief that a school librarian’s...
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How school librarians are meeting the challenges of teaching information literacy
4 October 2019
Credo Reference and the School Library Journal recently collaborated to research the biggest obstacles to information literacy instruction in schools....
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Case study: How Brighton, Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College uses MASSOLIT
27 September 2019
Ann Virgo, the Library Manager at Brighton, Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College has subscribed to the video lecture resource...
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Digital Literacy: the experience of our new recruit
20 September 2019
Harriet Wilton recently joined the team at JCS Online Resources. She here writes about her personal experience of digital literacy...
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