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Information Literacy for Open and Distance Education: A case study of the Open University of Tanzania,Used
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In an Open and Distance Learning (ODL) Mode, students are provided with printed and electronic study materials throughout their duration of their studies. With the advent of Information Technology and the advancement in ICT, this has been made possible whereby students in the remote areas can have access to libraries collection at any time. Electronic collection of the library should be accessible to its users where all the necessary conditions and environments are at stake. Optimization and management of the available resources to the distance learners of the OUT need a close attention. There is a need to impart information literacy skills to students which help them optimize the available eresources of the library at any point with Internet connectivity. This book recommends that, IL skills programme be incorporated in the university curriculum and made compulsory to all distance learners. The issues of plagiarism, counterfeiting and replication of research works will be minimized.
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