Information literacy
"Information literacy is knowing when and why you need information, where to find it, and how to evaluate, use and communicate it in an ethical manner."
[CILIP, 2004]
What are information literacy skills?
- Identifying the information you need
- Scoping and using a variety of information sources
- Planning your search for information
- Searching for the information you need
- Evaluating information sources
- Referencing your information sources
- Organising and presenting your information
Acquiring these skills won’t just help you with your academic studies – you will continue to use them throughout your life, in your future workplace and in everyday life.
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Resource tool
Our online resource tool guides you through the process of finding and evaluating information
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Drop-in sessions
Call in and get help with all aspects of finding information and referencing your work