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This document discusses how librarians can use LibGuides to support information literacy. LibGuides can be used in both physical and virtual spaces, such as in classrooms, learning commons, and online as a collection of web links and resources. LibGuides can also help support student projects by providing relevant resources and can be integrated into school curriculums to promote information literacy across different subject areas.
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