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International Information Literacy Resources Directory, InfolitGlobal International Information Literacy Resources Directory, InfolitGlobal

FEATURES It offers a global overview about information literacy developments It records more than 1,000 records from around the world It includes a certain number IL documents Records are modified or updated according to website visitors´ requests

FEATURES Lists of resources by country, categories, or type of resource Display of statistics Interface language in English and Spanish, and it is ready for additional ones RSS Feeds to keep visitors updated about new added resources

CATEGORIES IL Products for users »(457 records) Publications »(231 records) Organizations »(58 records) Training the trainers »(104 records) Communication »(160 records) Total: 1010 records (july 28)

SUBCATEGORY (1) IL Products for users –Advocacy toolkits (3) –Assessment / Evaluation tools (4) –Know how materials (31) –Library tours (20) –Tests of IL competencies/skills (11) –Tutorials for citizens (36) –Tutorials on how to use specific information resources (303) –Workshop/Hands on experience (31) –Credit courses (15)

SUBCATEGORY (2) Publications –Guidelines for information literacy (27) –IL monographs of international coverage (21) –Specific guidelines for key programs (3) –Thesis of international relevance (40) –Translations of key international documents (10) –Serials (Journals) (25) –Other publications of international relevance (102)

SUBCATEGORY (3) Organizations –Associations and professional bodies (28) –Information literacy training organizations (11) –International organizations with IL related work (5) –Research projects / Research centers (15)

SUBCATEGORY (4) Training the trainers –Courses (50) –Distant certificates/degrees (0) –IL institutes/immersion programs (15) –Web-based courses for training the trainers (20) –Workshop/Hands on experience (18)

SUBCATEGORY (5) Communication 160 –Conferences on the subject (28) –International actions, meetings, programs (15) –Listservs - Discussion lists (8) –Weblogs (36) –Websites devoted to information literacy (73)

Records by country (Top ten) United States Mexico Spain International United Kingdom Australia Canada Colombia Brazil Chile

REGIONAL COORDINATORS Australia / New Zealand Francophone Countries Latin America and Spain Nordic/Baltic Countries Africa United Kingdom / Ireland USA and Canada Southeast Asia Judith Peacock Sylvie Chevillotte / Mireille Lamouroux Jesús Lau Eva Tolonen Helena Asamoah-Hassan Sheila Webber Linda Goff / Eileen Stec Rajendra Munoo

COUNTRY CONTACTS Australia: Judith Peacock Brazil: Elisabeth Adriana Dudziak Regina Belluzo Maria de Fatima Pereira Chile: Angela Peragallo C. Colombia: Leonardo E. Machett / Alejandro Uribe Costa Rica: Marjorie Solano Cuba: Gloria Ponjuan Egypt: Sohair F. Wastawy Finland: Anne Lehto Germany: Benno Homan Ghana: Helena Asamoah-Hassan Israel: Reuven Werber Mexico: Martha Castro Netherlands: Albert K. Boekhorst Peru: Liliana Eléspuru-Briceño South Africa: Flippie van der Walt Spain: José A. Gómez-Hernández José Antonio Merlo-Vega Josep Vives-Gràcia