If you did not take ENG 111 and/or ENG 200 at Meredith College, please consider reading through the IL Review pages below to learn the Information Literacy skills that you missed:
Information Literacy Review, Level One
Information Literacy Review, Level Two
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who should review these IL modules?
A: Any transfer student who has received credit at another institution for English 111 or English 200 is strongly encouraged to review these modules.
Q: Why should I review these IL modules?
A: As a part of its General Education curriculum, all Meredith College students are expected to become proficient in the area of library research and information literacy. Within both English 111 and English 200 at Meredith, all students participate in an information literacy component of the course which includes completion of an online tutorial, class sessions in the library, and a final research-related assignment. While you may have acquired research skills at your past institutions, you have not learned Meredith's library resources. Reading these IL Review Modules exposes transfer students to the fundamental information literacy concepts covered in English 111/200, and ensures that you will be prepared for more advanced concepts in your Information Literacy Thread course and beyond.
Q: When should I review these modules?
A: If you completed English 111 credit at another institution, you are strongly encouraged to read the Level One module before you begin the information literacy unit in your English 200 course. If you completed both your English 111 and 200 credit at another institution, you are strongly encouraged to read both the Level One and Level Two Reviews before taking the Information Literacy Thread course in your major.
Q: Who should I contact if I have questions or problems?
A: If you have questions about the tutorials or information literacy program, contact Jeff Waller, Head of Research and Instruction.
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