Information is abundant and more easily retrieved than ever - but students often misunderstand how to get their information needs met. The first factoids that pop up in a data search are often the tip of the iceberg: to sift through the results and understand the information, students need to approach a search with a spirit of inquiry. Examining issues from various angles, and structuring the search questions, can create different results. The author...

Offers advice on working with both instructors and students to develop assignments that successfully integrate your library's resources.

"Learn how to reduce the threat of misinformation from local, national, and international sources and ensure the validity of the information you share."--Container.