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The document discusses information literacy (IL) and bibliographic instruction (BI), defining IL as the ability to identify, locate, evaluate and use information effectively. It notes different approaches to IL instruction, including online tutorials, social media, and mobile apps. It also discusses using active learning techniques, providing the example of designing an exercise to teach critical thinking about websites. Finally, it recommends elements to consider when planning IL instruction, such as goals, learning outcomes, audience, and format.
















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