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August 13, 2014International Journal of Information and Education Technology12 citationsOpen Access

The Development of Blended Learning Management Model in Developing Information Literacy Skills (BL-ILS Model)

NCNuanphan Chaiyama

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The objectives of this research were to develop an efficient blended learning management model in developing information literacy skills for undergraduate students, and to study the outcome of the development information literacy skills of undergraduate students taught by the BL-ILS model. The research was conducted by synthesis and model development which was investigated by experts. The principle of model was blended between face to face and online learning by focusing on self directed learning. The instructor acted as a guide by using learning management strategies in developing information literacy skills for 5 steps. Using model was to study outcome in developing of information literacy skills with the first simple group and checking model validation was used with the second sample group. The results were found that the students' competency in literacy skills after learning with the BL-ILS model was higher and a significant difference of pretest Index Items-Blended learning, information literacy skills, learning management strategies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a128550e407b266963513b7https://doi.org/10.7763/ijiet.2015.v5.554
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