About the Digital Information Literacy Hub

Welcome to the Digital Information Literacy Hub. The hub is a curated collection of openly licensed resources that cover a wide range of topics related to digital information literacy. These topics contribute to an understanding of how to find, create, and ethically use information in the 21st century’s global information network.

The hub is designed to cater to the needs of instructors and librarians who teach digital information literacy in higher education. Collected resources will include both pedagogical materials intended for use in developing courses and curricula and student-facing learning materials.

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Using this Hub

Searching

To find resources related to Digital Information Literacy, use the search bar above with the text “Search hub resources.” This will automatically limit your results to the collections and resources in this hub.

To expand your search beyond the Digital Information Literacy hub, use the spyglass icon at the top left of the page.

About the Collections

View information about the collections within the Digital Information Literacy hub here. The descriptions of each collection describe the resources gathered and how you may use them in your teaching and learning practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

To see answers to Frequently Asked Questions about this hub, view the FAQ resource.

Licensing

Most of the resources in this Digital Information Literacy Hub are licensed through a Creative Commons license with the ability to re-use or re-mix with attribution. Some materials do not allow for derivative use; check the license to determine how you may use resources.
Learn more about copyright and licensing through the resources in the Copyright and Licensing collection of this hub.

Rating

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Institutional Collaborators