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Teaching information literacy through writing portfolio assessment: examining its effects on information literacy self-efficacy of undergraduate students across motivation levels
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Reference Services Review
Reference Services Review 1–15.
Published: 21 May 2026
...Chengyuan Yu; Shelly Xueting Ye Purpose This study examines the effects of an Information-Based Writing Portfolio Assessment (IbWPA) on undergraduate students’ information literacy (IL) self-efficacy and explores how writing motivation shapes these outcomes. While prior studies have integrated IL...
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Information literacy learning as epistemological process
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Reference Services Review (2014) 42 (3): 403–413.
Published: 05 August 2014
... about its usual structure, in your experience. Think, too, about academic publishing: things like journal articles and books. Finally, consider this question: how do we, implicitly or explicitly, map the research process for undergraduate students? When we communicate ideas, often we are restricted...
