Each page represents one of the major definitions and "standards" for information literacy. On each page you will find definitions created by each group and about a dozen practical information literacy assignments.

Each assignment will include:

• Information Literacy Learning Outcome (ILLO) with wording to match the "standard" in question,

• Simple instructions worded to match the ILLO (providing a paper trail for accrediting agencies),

  • most "assignments" are in one of five formats: reference page, evaluation form, content footnote, annotated reference page, or appendix

• Generic rubric for the partial assignment (typically a quantity, completeness, and quality component),

• many will include a brief example.

Contact information:

• Steve Jung, MSLS, MDiv

• Associate Director of Library Services / Associate Professor

• Hope International University

• email - mailto:profstevejung@gmail.com

This website was originally set up to support a presentation at the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Annual meeting in 2017. That presentation was then added as part of a book chapter (https://cart.sbl-site.org/books/0603108P) in McWhirter, Jocelyn, and Sylvie T Raquel, eds. Teaching the Bible with Undergraduates. Resources for Biblical Study, Number 99. Atlanta: SBL Press, 2022.  Much of this website and its content was presented again to the Southern CAlifornia Theological Library Association (SCATLA) meeting at Hebrew Union College - Los Angeles in 2018.

In 2023 the threat of Artificial Intelligence raised its head. So, several new presentations were given on how to beat the bots. 

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