STEP 4: IDENTIFY RELEVANT INFORMATION LITERACY CONTENT
During the final step of the design phase, the librarian identified the relevant learning objects, instructional activities, and resources that support each learning objective. The content was chosen from either internal library resources (ILR) or open education resources (OER). In addition to YouTube and Creative Commons licensed works, the author also searched dedicated OER repositories including Jorum, Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT), massive open online courses (or MOOCs), Peer-Reviewed Instructional Materials Online (PRIMO), and Cardiff University's Information Literacy Resource Bank (ILRB).If relevant content was not found from existing resources it was
labeled as TBD or “to be developed/determined” as a flag that the additional content must be developed or identified. Finally, the librarian identified the supporting tools and resources that are essential applications for student achievement of the objective
may not be pedagogical objects. Appendix A lists the information
literacy content identified for the course based upon the learning
objective