Need materials and suggestions for teaching Information literacy

[Mary Ziller <sg93xaw8@HANS.MATH.UPENN.EDU>]

Dear LM_Netters,

This is such a great group!  I am turning to you again with a request.
I am supposed to teach information litaracy/coompetency to 7th graders
through junior college students.

So, I am looking for textbooks, websites, handouts, and other materials
that I can use to create information literacy classes at various levels.

I did a quick and dirty search at www.dogpile.com, but I am just
beginning to do research on my courses.

My new job starts tomorrow, so I would appreciate your suggestions and
help.

Thanks in advance,

Mary Ziller
Overbrook Park Library
Philadelphia, PA 19151
maryziller@yahoo.com

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