iKomp i VGS 2017–2019 Sluttrapport: Norsk

Lars Figenschou

doi:10.7557/7.5826

iKomp i VGS 2017–2019 Sluttrapport

Norsk

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Lars Figenschou UiT The Arctic University of Norway https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6661-4513

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https://doi.org/10.7557/7.5826

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Informasjonskompetanse, Videregående skole, Digital dømmekraft, Kildekritikk, Læringsstrategier, Studieteknikk, Referansehåndtering, Læring, Læringsmål, Informasjonssøk, Open edX

Abstract

Nasjonalbiblioteket (NB) oppfordret i 2016 til å se på muligheter for et prosjekt i UH-bibliotekene knyttet til den, noen ganger, problemfylte overgangen mellom videregående skole og høyere utdanning. Vi tok den utfordringen og resultatet er blitt det åpne nettkurset iKomp i VGS. Her er sluttrapporten fra prosjektet.

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Lars Figenschou, UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Subject Librarian, University Library of Tromsø

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Published

2021-06-23

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Figenschou, L. (2021). iKomp i VGS 2017–2019 Sluttrapport: Norsk. Septentrio Reports, (8). https://doi.org/10.7557/7.5826

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No. 8 (2021): iKomp i VGS – Sluttrapport

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