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Have you ever posted a photo or video online that wasn’t yours? If you have, you could have broken the law. That’s scary to think about, right? Understanding copyright is an important skill, but it’s a confusing topic. Why do we have copyright laws? What are common copyright violations? To help your students better understand what copyright is, we created a simple handout to assist with your instruction. 
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It’s been two years since we released our Trends in Information Literacy infographic, one of our most popular downloads. We recently surveyed 1,200 librarians and over 10,000 students to see how the information landscape has changed over the past two years.
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With all of the information out there, it can be difficult for students to locate different types of sources! In this three minute video, your students will understand: What a library catalog isThe organization of fiction and nonfiction materialsThe difference between search engines and databases
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