The document discusses the development of an online academic information literacy course at Karlstad University Library in Sweden. Key points:
- The library reached about 4000 students through 300 hours of in-person instruction in 2018 and wanted to improve access for more students, especially those studying remotely.
- The new online course consists of three modules covering information seeking, evaluation, and academic writing delivered through the university's learning management system (LMS).
- Challenges include motivating students, ensuring interactivity in an online format, varying levels of digital literacy, providing feedback at scale, and coordinating with faculty teaching schedules and curricula.
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