Credo’s librarians have developed flyers, LibGuides, PowerPoint presentations, and more that can help you get the word out about the Credo IL materials you’ve subscribed to. For more marketing help, please see the Marketing Your IL Program section of our IL Strategy Handbook.
Please note that to better reflect the material that is included, Instruct is now named Information Literacy – Core.
Information Literacy – Core Content Package
Getting Started with Information Literacy – Core
Give this flyer to your faculty to help them understand the importance of information literacy and how Credo's resources can help them save time in the classroom and impart fundamental skills to their students.
Information Literacy – Core Contents
Lists of the videos, tutorials, and assessments that are included in the InfoLit – Core package.
Information Literacy – Core: A Video
A brief video for faculty and instructors that explains why information literacy is important and how InfoLit – Core can support them.
Faculty Guide to Information Literacy – Core: A LibGuide
Created for faculty use, this LibGuide discusses why information literacy is important and how InfoLit – Core can help improve student performance without taking away valuable class time. Please feel free to copy our LibGuide and customize it. The spots where you should add links to your institution’s subscription are highlighted in red.
Student Guide to Information Literacy – Core: A LibGuide
Created for student use, this LibGuide discusses how becoming information literate can lead to more success in school. The guide also offers tabs to each section of InfoLit – Core, with each item of content listed. Librarians will need to add their own institution’s links to the content list, and instructions are provided in the guide.
Credo Information Literacy – Core Faculty Presentation: A PowerPoint
If you're preparing for a faculty institute or other event where you have the chance to present library resources, we have created PowerPoint presentations that you can use to introduce Credo's multimedia. The slideshow lets faculty know how teaching IL can benefit them, discusses what InfoLit – Core offers, and describes how to use it in an online class.
Example Curriculum Mapping of Information Literacy – Core Multimedia
How can the multimedia included in your subscription match your institution's curriculum? See our curriculum-mapping suggestions for ideas of where to use Credo's videos and tutorials so that they can best match common learning outcomes.
Information Literacy – Core Multimedia Aligned with Research Assignment
Get Credo's material working for you by using the multimedia in an assignment. This handout gives you a head start by showing how InfoLit – Core videos and tutorials can help students to complete an annotated bibliography assignment over several weeks.
Information Literacy – Core for Faculty Use
This PDF flyer can be distributed to faculty. It explains how InfoLit – Core can support faculty with information literacy instruction.
Information Literacy – Core Standards Map
Credo's instructional content is mapped to several standards:
- AAC&U VALUE Rubrics (Information Literacy and others)
- ACRL Framework
- ACRL Standards
- ACRL Visual Literacy Standards
- ANZIIL (Standards for Australia and New Zealand)
- SCONUL (Standards for Britain and Ireland)
Each individual video and tutorial is mapped to these standards in the above spreadsheet. The standards map lists some multimedia items that have been retired by Credo, because some customers still choose to use them.