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Developed by the Information Literacy Task Force
April 1998
Information literacy is composed of four interconnected components.
- Knowledge of information sources, the organization of information, and the nature of knowing--the attributes of scholarly knowledge.
- Skills in finding, evaluating, using, and effectively communicating information.
- Generalization of knowledge and skills to various applied settings with a positive disposition toward the use of new and extant information sources and information technologies.
- Social context for the use of information, equal access to information, and the dissemination of knowledge.
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