Library and Web searching skills are very important for success in college and for lifelong learning. Information Literacy is a general education requirement at WSU. Students may complete this requirement by registering for and passing one of the seven options listed below. Click here for more information on the courses.
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Library Science TD 1704, The Information Navigator. One credit hour, this is an online course offered through through WSU Online or as a face-to-face class.
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The course material for this class can be found online here: LIBS 1704 Course material (Information Navigator Textbook)
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Library Science or EDUC 2604, Information Resources in Education. One credit hour, this course is designed for education majors and others with a strong interest in education.
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Library Science or BSAD 2704, Information Resources in the Business Disciplines. One credit hour, this course is designed for business majors and others with a strong interest in business information.
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Library Science 2804, Information Resources in the Social Sciences. One credit hour, this course is designed for students with a strong interest in the social sciences.
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Library Science or HTHS 2904, Information Resources in the Health Professions. One credit hour, this course is designed for students with a strong interest in the health sciences.
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English 2015, Intermediate College Writing & Research. Four credit hours, this combines elements of English 2010 with the information literacy content of LIBS 1704
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Information Literacy Competency Exam LIBS 1504. Exam Update - The LIBS 1504 Exam is currently not being offered.
Additional information on the Information Literacy requirement and the exam is available from:
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Stewart Library reference personnel, Stewart Library 2nd floor, or (801) 626-6415. (for information on courses)
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Marie Richards, Information Literacy Coordinator, Stewart Library room 221, (801) 626-7068, or marierichards@weber.edu (for information on the exam)