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This document discusses the importance of information literacy and building partnerships between faculty and librarians to promote it. An information literate person can locate, evaluate, and use information effectively. The document recommends that faculty and librarians collaborate to identify student learning needs, develop meaningful assignments, and produce lifelong critical thinkers. When faculty and librarians work together, it provides unique opportunities to address teaching issues and reduce plagiarism.
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