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Information Literacy @ CSU

What is Information Literacy?

Information literacy is the ability to:

Bundy, A.(2004)

 

The 21st century has seen a proliferation of information made accessible via new and continually emerging technologies. The quantity of unfiltered information available creates unprecedented challenges for the information seeker, resulting in a fundamental need for the development of effective information literacy skills.

In support of the goals and objectives of the University's Learning and Teaching Plan the CSU Division of Library Services, through its Operational Plan, is committed to developing and promoting strategically focused and flexible Information Literacy skills training for all members of the CSU community. The CSU Division of Library Services information literacy strategy encompasses undergraduate and postgraduate students, academic and general staff of the University. The Library collaborates with course coordinators and educational designers to embed information literacy and research skills into curriculum materials, and liaises with Indigenous Student Services to develop targeted services for Indigenous students.

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