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The seven [info literacy] headline skills expanded
I regularly refer to this; it's a good way to explain what library skills training is all about to academics.
Subversive Handouts: One Librarian’s Secret Weapon
Interesting ideas about preparing handouts for one-off info literacy/research sessions.
Søk & Skriv
Nice Norwegian information literacy website (English translation) about the steps involved in researching and writing coursework/dissertations. Includes a student's diary.
Mark Hepworth's Blog: Information Literacy Diagnostic Questions
List of questions to ask students to assess their level of information literacy. May be useful if I get a chance to tailor usered to different ability levels, or with new research students.
Pegasus Librarian: Know Your Results Before You Search
This librarian blog post talks about teaching resources 'backwards', i.e. showing an end result and exploring that and then using that knowledge to inform using the resource's search function. Great idea which I'm hoping to use myself this year :)
The CRAP Test | Work Literacy
How to evaluate resources in four easy steps - I used to use the WWW (who? when? where?) acronym but this one is better *and* will stick in students' minds!
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