The following is a list of fairly quick-and-easy teaching activities that librarians and faculty can use to help students develop specific information literacy skills.

Human Boolean Logic
Human Citation Styles
Scholarly vs. Popular Sources
Web Site Evaluation
Evaluating Sources - Introduction
Evaluating Sources - Real World Practice
Understanding Disciplinary Approaches

Other lists of activities are available, including:

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Activities cover: selecting appropriate sources, narrowing a topic, popular magazines vs. scholarly journals, generating keywords, basic keyword searching, understanding citations, evaluating web sites, and considering intellectual freedom and censorship.

Information Literacy at Mount Allison:

• Home Page
• Statement of Purpose
• Guidelines, Standards & Objectives
• Teaching Information Literacy Skills
• Services for Faculty
  • IL Instruction
  • Workshop Presentations and Handouts
• Services for Students
  • Online Tutorial
  • Useful Guides
• Special Activities of the IL Program
  • Information Literacy Super Genius Contest
  • "The Bullshit Series"