INFORMATION LITERACY is the ability to locate and evaluate information through a variety of formats, evaluate it critically, and then share it with others.
In RECONCEPTUALIZING LITERACY,Edwards (2010) states that our previous Industrial Age transformed to an Information Age is why there is a new kind of literacy, coupled with a new way of learning, which is critical for today’s classroom teacher.
INFORMATION LITERACY is the ability to locate and evaluate information through a variety of formats, evaluate it critically, and then share it with others.
In RECONCEPTUALIZING LITERACY, Edwards (2010) states that our previous Industrial Age transformed to an Information Age is why there is a new kind of literacy, coupled with a new way of learning, which is critical for today’s classroom teacher.21st Century Schools: Learning in the Digital Age
To view Teacher/Librarian collaboration videos: Institute for Library & Information Literacy Education
The ACRL, Association of College & Research Libraries, division of ALA, http://www.ala.org/acrl/issues/infolit/overview/intro states what Information Literacy is.
To learn more, see this list of links from ILILE, the Institute for Library and Information Literacy Education.