Ability to locate and gain access to information 4. Ability to evaluate information 5. Ability to process the information 6. Ability to use the information to make good and informed decisions One way to really help prepare college and university students for the real world is by providing them with a chance to learn these skills. Students need to be information literate to survive and excel in their future careers.
Students learn in context.
Incorporating research with course assignments is one of the most effective ways to help students learn. Introducing students to use research resources that are available in the library will help polish their information skills. To support their learning, Librarians are available to provide library instruction and research guidance for the students. If you are interested in finding out more about information literacy, please visit the resources below. To set up a library instruction for your students, contact Susi Swis at 742-2238 ext.