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Information literacy means developing the skills to identify, locate, evaluate, and effectively use information. These skills allow people to solve problems and make informed decisions in their academic studies and professional careers. Information literacy involves understanding how information is produced and valued, developing strategies for finding, retrieving, analyzing and using information, and recognizing how knowledge is organized in particular domains. It is an essential skillset for success in higher education and the modern workforce.
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