From EPUBs to student handouts, these information literacy resources can help bring you up to speed on the latest issues and provide support for your classroom, learning commons or research commons initiatives. Topics covered include literature search, information literacy concepts, publishing and more linking to information from CILIP, ACRL, East Carolina University and Elsevier.
Information Literacy Concepts: an open educational resource PDF | Editable version
© 2017 Joyner Library, East Carolina University
Details: 61-page PDF, CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
CILIP Information Literacy Group Website
Browse sections related to information literacy: blog, sectors, definitions & models, teaching, researching, further reading and the Group itself, which organizes the Librarians’ Information Literacy Annual Conference (LILAC)
ACRL Information Literacy Libguide
A treasure trove of links on information literacy: ACRL Framework, conferences and events, sample activities and programs, and more
Literature Search: a librarian’s handout to introduce tools, terms and technique 5-page handout | poster
By Katy Kavanagh Webb, East Carolina University and Elsevier Library Connect
CC-BY-NC-SA
Current Trends in Information Literacy EPUB or PDF
Various authors; select chapters from Chandos Information Professional Series books, 122 pages
Chapters include: The nature of information literacy, Critical thinking and information literacy, Information literacy skills in the research process, Visual literacy meets information literacy, Science information literacy and the role of academic librarians
> Elsevier Publishing Campus website
Training and downloads to help support your early career researcher with topics such as writing, getting noticed, peer review, publishing ethics and grant applications
Promotional toolkits for library databases and tools
Discover free resources to use in your information literacy curriculum and to promote your library resources online (video, webinars, email templates) and within the library (posters, quick reference guides) on Elsevier for Librarians, see "Information literacy" link. Includes toolkits for:
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