The information literacy integration process is in fact a process of information literacy
curricular development. In order to explain the process of the information literacy
curricular development in detail, McGee’s curricular development model (McGee, 1997)
will be compared with the information literacy integration model.
McGee’s model was chosen because it was developed based on five well-known
curricular development models devised between 1949 and 1992. As shown in Figure 6, McGee’s model contains five essential interconnected components of curricular development:
(1) situational analysis;
(2) aims, goals and objectives (curricular intentions);
(3) selection of content;
(4) teaching experience; and
(5) evaluation and assessment.