London Graduate School of Management / Millennium City Academy

Table of Contents

1. *** STOP PRESS *** ICTL London Launch *** Thursday 4th May
2. Introduction
   1. Who are the qualifications for?
   2. What is the content?
   3. How are they studied?
   4. How are they assessed?
   5. How do they relate to professional qualifications
   6. What are the benefits?
   7. What do they cost?
   8. How can I get further information?
3. Applications of ICT in Libraries: Unit Summaries

What is the content?

The Diploma in Applications of ICT in Libraries consists of five single-credit units (each roughly equivalent to 40 hours of study), as follows:

• Unit 1: Locating information on behalf of clients

• Unit 2: Supporting reader development

• Unit 3: Supporting users to ensure effective learning

• Unit 4: Using ICT in professional practice

• Unit 5: Supporting clients in the safe and legal use of ICT

The Advanced Diploma in Applications of ICT in Libraries includes the above units, plus the following double-credit units, each roughly equivalent to 80 hours of study:

• Unit 6: Net Navigator

• Unit 7: Educator

(Candidates must choose one of these units)

• Unit 8: Graded Unit - Project

Summaries of the unit content can be found by following the Unit Summaries link in the menu at the left-hand side of the page.