Information Literacy


Types of Information Literacy sessions Available


  1. Library and Information Skills Toolkit (LIST). LIST Consists of 5 modules designed to instruct researchers in finding and managing information. The modules include where to find information, how to evaluate sources of information, formulating search strategies, searching a database, ethical use of information.


  1. Orientation Sessions. The sessions involve introduction to the library and its services and collections. The sessions are generally geared for new students.


  1. Online Database Tutorials. Instruction is conducted on the effective use of the library's online databases. Online databases provide access to current and retrospective full-text articles, newspapers, book information, theses & dissertations, conference proceedings, interviews and many more. Formal and advanced instruction is provided to guide library users through the maze of articles available in the online databases.


  1. Library Period. This is intended for grade school and junior high school students. Interactive and informative activities are provided to encourage students to enjoy learning through reading. It provides the students opportunities to learn about the different types of library materials available and the different types of library skills.





While the sessions are conducted by schedule,

the library staff may conduct instruction upon individual or class request.



During the COVID-19 pandemic, all the sessions are done in virtual or online mode.