Creative Woe or Kuhlthau’s ISP? You Be The Judge
Is it just me, or is does this “Never-Ending Circle of Creative Woe” look a whole lot like Kuhlthau’s Information Search Process?? I think I need to buy one of these prints …
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Totally Kuhlthau! And that’s okay – just part of the process. Own it!
[...] found this on Kristin’s fabulous blog on the School Library Monthly website.