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Information Literacy Integration Kits

Pre-built learning objects, lesson plans, and simple assignments that you can easily integrate into your courses to support a variety of information literacy learning outcomes.

Developing a Topic & Keywords

Learn how to develop research topics through keyword development.
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Searching and Finding

Learn the basics of using library resources for research.
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Understanding Source Types

Learn about the characteristics of sources commonly used in college-level assignments.
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Checking for Authority

Learn how to evaluate an author’s reputation, credentials, and experience to determine the value of a resource.
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Evaluating Websites

Practice lateral reading, a strategy used to investigate the reliability of online sources.
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Avoiding Plagiarism

Understand different forms of plagiarism and discuss the University’s standards for academic integrity.
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Scholarly Sources

Learn what it means for a source to be considered "scholarly" and how to identify this type of source.
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Build on an Existing Assignment

Select this option if you want to build information literacy into an existing lesson or assignment but aren't sure which kit to choose.
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Start from the Beginning

Select this option if you don’t know where to start and you don’t have an existing assignment suited to information literacy lessons.
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