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1.  High School Students and Their Use of the Web for Research - Report of a study that examined how high school students used the web and the library for research.

2.  Understanding Information Literacy - Overview as to what information literacy is and why it is important.

3.  Evaluating Online Educational Materials for Use in Instruction -  Describes how educators can evaluate which web sites are best for use in teaching.

4.  Information Literacy - Defines information literacy and looks at what has been learned so far in K-12 education, libraries, and higher education.

5.  What Should Parents Know About Information Literacy? - Describes what parents need to know in regards to information literacy for their children.

6.  Information Literacy and Lifelong Learning - Explains why information literacy is an important skill to have throughout life when learning.

7.  Information Literacy in an Information Society - Gives reasons why information literacy is very important today.

8.  Information Literacy and Teacher Education - Details why teachers need to learn about information literacy when they are in college.

9.  Information Literacy Instruction in Higher Education - Offers a survey of what academic librarians are doing to provide library instruction for information literacy in higher education.

10.  Learning and Teaching Information Technology Skills in Context - Article on how computer and searching skills need to be taught in a framework of information literacy and in relation to subject matter.

11.  Information Literacy: Search Strategies, Tools, and Resources - Provides a description of the SSTR program which many information literacy tutorials are based on.

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