IICIIS international – Institute for Information Competence and Information Infrastructure

IKIS

IKIS – Gesellschaft für Informationskompetenz und Informationsinfrastruktur || Society for Information Competence and Information Infrastructure

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IICIIS

IICIIS – Institute for Information Competence and Information Infrastructure

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Tackling Online Disinformation

16 October 201816 October 2018 Hermann Huemer

The EU Commission proposes an EU-wide Code of Practice on Disinformation, support for an independent network of fact-checkers, and tools to stimulate quality journalism.

LILAC 2019

9 October 20189 October 2018 Hermann Huemer

Librarians' Information Literacy Annual Conference

Global Media and Information Literacy Week 2018

24 July 201821 October 2018 Hermann Huemer

Creative projects, the latest research, new ideas, and information across countries and stakeholders involved in MIL, and in print, screen-based and digital media.

Our name is programme: IICIIS is dedicated to promoting and facilitating information competence in co-operation with the national information infrastructure institutions (not just libraries). IKIS forms the appropriate platform as an association of individuals and institutions who want to participate in the exchange of opinions, the formation of strategies and the definition of goals as well as further develop their own information competence.

Steve Patriarca

I want to focus on how information can become knowledge and what skills are involved in that process.

Hermann Huemer

I care about the quality of the information we consume or produce every day as others care about quality of food, environment or life.

Historical Context

IICIIS pursue a similar vision as FID and NFIL. However, instead of documenting the knowledge of the world centrally, we are promoting a modern information infrastructure that provides knowledge in high-quality information products, as well as individual information competence to ensure that the information infrastructure and its products and services can be used efficiently. The widespread societal integration of information literacy will continue to be an ongoing challenge in efforts to level the playing field for the development of the responsible digital citizen.