Embedded librarianship and problem-based learning in undergraduate mathematics courses
N. Karjanto, M. Kairatbekkyzy, J. Agee

TL;DR
This study explores integrating embedded librarianship with problem-based learning in undergraduate mathematics courses to enhance students' information literacy and academic performance through project-based activities.
Contribution
It introduces a pedagogical approach combining embedded librarianship with problem-based learning in undergraduate math education, demonstrating its positive impact.
Findings
Students' information literacy improved
Academic performance increased
Positive student feedback and engagement
Abstract
A pedagogical approach of problem-based learning with embedded librarianship in several undergraduate mathematics courses is implemented in this educational research. The students are assigned to work on several projects on various applications of mathematical topics in daily life and submit written reports. An embedded librarian collaborates together with the instructor and the students to improve the students' information literacy. Initial reaction and anecdotal evidence show that the students' information literacy and academic performance have improved throughout the semesters.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOpen Education and E-Learning · Library Science and Information Literacy · Educational Games and Gamification
