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INFORMATION LITERACY
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What is information literacy?

Why is information literacy important?

Information literacy standards

Information literacy & the university mission

Recommended information literacy skills by year

Library services for teaching information literacy
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Library services for teaching information literacy

Library instruction classes designed to teach information literacy concepts and discipline-specific research skills are available. Professors can request a customized library class for their students by using this online request form.

One-on-one consultations with a reference librarian are available to address specific research needs or review information literacy concepts. To request a consultation, please use this online form.

The LibraryConnect program supports faculty through the development of customized library web pages for individual courses and programs. In developing a LibraryConnect page, faculty and librarians work collaboratively to identify key resources, services, and strategies that support a course's assignments and learning objectives. The LibraryConnect program also intends to foster the development of information literacy competencies in Salve students. To request a LibraryConnect webpage for a class, please use this online form.

Online research help is available through the library webpage, and includes video tutorials, research guides, and access to many online reference sources and article databases.


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