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This paper, reports on the planning and preliminary results of an action research project undertaken for the redesign of an online distance learning information literacy (IL) module on the basis of virtual ‘embedded librarianship’. The research project, which followed an action research design, brought together the IL module coordinator and an Academic Liaison Librarian, working at different in...

There is an abundance of evidence in the literature that corroborates the hypothesis that African librarianship has its roots in the colonial era. In developing African librarianship, the colonial masters set in place a library and information service infrastructure that propagated western philosophies and imperatives. As pointed out by duPlessis (2007), the colonial powers, to support their an...

OBJECTIVE This is a review of the master's-level curricula of the fifty-eight America Library Association-accredited library and information science programs and iSchools for evidence of coursework and content related to library instruction. Special emphasis is placed on the schools and programs that also offer coursework in medical or health sciences librarianship. METHODS Fifty-eight school...

Critical librarianship, which critiques the role of libraries and information professionals in maintaining systems oppression, has been growing popularity profession, instructors Library Information Science (LIS) have begun to address critical librarianship their coursework. While pedagogy influenced approaches LIS education, intersection these two not as thoroughly addressed. Additionally, lit...