Information Literacy Tutorial

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This Information Literacy Tutorial was designed to help users develop the skills needed to effectively locate, evaluate, and use information. These skills are not only useful for researching assignments in class, but they also serve as the basis for a process of life-long learning, and day-to-day information gathering for decision-making, such as information needed for:

buying an affordable and reliable car
getting information on a company for a job interview
researching a new neighborhood if you are moving

picking through information on a political candidate
incorporating education expenses into your tax return

This Information Literacy Tutorial specifically helps the user to find and evaluate library resources for researching academic topics, but the skills acquired also apply to information you might find on the web, watch on television, hear in a radio program, gather from a personal interview or other source of information. Developing information literacy will help you throughout your time at St. John's, in your career, and in all other aspects of your life.

Note: Use Internet Explorer with the Tutorial.  If the tutorial does not play properly, please go to the Macromedia site to download Flash Player.