Some "Best Of" Institution-Independent Information Literacy Tutorials

Any list like this, of course, is subjective and will become out of date quickly. They only represent a few select resources I know about. They are intended as a snapshot of available "best in class" information literacy learning objects. Criteria I tried hard to stick to in creating this list is that the selected tutorials are interactive, multimodal, and institution-independent; they are not, at least for the most part, text-heavy or dependent on access to resources specific to any institution, which means others might be able to use them.

• Pot of Gold Information Literacy Tutorial (Notre Dame)
• Science Information Life Cycle (UC Irvine)
• Elements of a Research Article (UT San Antonio)
• Why Citation is Important (Coastal Carolina U)
• Plagiarism (Common Craft)
• Incorporating Sources Into Your Paper (CLIP)
• Peer-Review in 5 Minutes (NCSU)
• Literature Reviews: An Overview for Graduate Students (NCSU)