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eblip-17774	Willson, Rebekah	Independent Searching During One-Shot Information Literacy Instruction Sessions: Is It an Effective Use of Time?	2012.0	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8159	573	62	How Students Are Searching Student searches were not very complex, with searches containing on average 3.7 words, and less than half of the research logs rated as having complex searches. (Table 2) Table 1 Average Rating of Aspects of ILI Sessions from Most Useful (1) to Least Useful (9) Answer Options Rating Average Individual help from librarian 3.89 Discussion of how to use the resources 4.46 Discussion about search difficulties 4.86 Citation discussion 4.93 Individual help from class instructor 4.94 Discussion of the resources to use 5.00 Time to work independently 5.23 Working/discussing with class mates 5.23 Explanation of the assignment 5.75 Table 2 Evidence, from Three Different Students, of Using What Was Taught in Class Evidence of using what was taught in class Use (%) N=77 Example of evidence Clear evidence 43 (56%) Bipolar Disorder in MM, review articles, linked full text Unclear evidence 21 (27%) Bipolar Disorder, youth No evidence 13 (17%) Bipolar Disorder Evidence Based Library and Information Practice 2012, 7.4 58 How Students Are Searching The author also analyzed the research logs for evidence of how students search during the time given for independent searching.	cache/eblip-17774.pdf	txt/eblip-17774.txt