Debating credibility

Debating credibility: The shaping of information literacies in upper secondary schools

Purpose The article concerns information literacies in an environment characterised by the two partly competing and contradictory cultures of print and digital. The aim is to provide a better understanding of the ways in which students assess the credibility of sources they use in school, with a particular interest in how they treat participatory genres. Design/methodology/approach An ethnograp...

Debating credibility: the shaping of information literacies in upper secondary school

Debating DAP12

Mice that lack the adaptor protein DAP12 defy deadly bacterial infections, according to Turnbull and colleagues on page 363. DAP12-deficient mice developed a muted inflammatory response, allowing the immune system to clear the bacteria without triggering septic shock. DAP12 is a transmembrane adaptor protein that is associated with an array of DAP12-deficient mice (dotted line) are resistant to...

Debating Capitalism

This paper is about the dissemination of knowledge across the curriculum and the role business education can play in elevating student awareness and understanding of interdisciplinary thoughts. Most importantly, it explores the importance of thoughtful appreciation of divergent educational paradigms and how such an appreciation can be the bridge toward cohesive, contemporary, and meaningful lea...

Debating Dursban

Fall is burning season in the wheat fields of eastern Washington State. To prepare for planting in 1998, farmers burned about 229,000 acres of wheat stubble, an increase over recent years. Although a tighter state permitting system substantially reduced the acreage burned in 1999, dean air activitists are concerned that the state has not tightened up enough. The fires are used to help control c...