rect answers to questions long before the search engine was invented. We are very aware that the communities we serve are migrating more often to social media and online platforms to get their information. It is our hope that, through our own online community, we can help our network meet our customers where they are. We hope to influence the positive transfer of all these valued skills to digital platforms, help combat misinformation and lead the way by being the trusted, positive source we have always been.
Information Literacy Group (ILG)
https://bit.ly/CILIPILG
In an age of fake news, disinformation, and AI-generated content, the ability to critically evaluate information has never been more important. That’s where the Information Literacy Group (ILG) comes in, promoting knowledge exchange,
collaboration, and debate on all aspects of information literacy.
Did you know the ILG produced the 2018 CILIP definition of information literacy?
Information literacy is the ability to think critically and make balanced judge-
ments about any information we find and use. It empowers us as citizens to develop informed views and to engage fully with society. This definition underpins everything we do.
Information literacy isn’t just for students or academics: it’s relevant to
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