Lib 160: Information Literacy   Tags: classes, information_literacy  

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This Guide presents general information about Lib 160: Information Literacy.  Students currently enrolled in Lib 160 should login to Blackboard for specific information relevant to their class, including instructor information, specific due dates, course feedback, exam dates and times, and so on. 

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Lib 160: Information Literacy is a one credit university course taught by faculty librarians & library staff and required for all undergraduate degrees. The course examines the use of research libraries and information resources, with an emphasis on finding, evaluating, and using scholarly information.

Office: 140 Parks Library, First Floor

Office Phone:  (515) 294-4527

Classroom: 31 Parks Library, Lower Level

Contact: Susan A. Vega García, Assoc. Professor & Course Director (savega@iastate.edu)

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