Now that you know more about this capability, check out these resources to see how you can apply them to your study.

• Information Literacy: Concepts and Teaching Strategies – Ohio State University looks at defining Information Literacy, and core information literacy concepts.
• Digital and information literacy – London Metropolitan University explore the concepts of Digital and Information literacy, making the case for them as a capability necessary for students to develop. 
• Evaluating information: knowing what to trust – Here is a short animation from the Open University that illustrates the mindset we need to approach Information Literacy with.

• How to Become Data Literate and Support a Data Driven Culture - don't let the title of this article by Compact put you off from reading it - there are some useful nuggets in here.
• The Open University offers a range of courses on data analysis that you could explore when time allows:
  • Certificate of Higher Education in Data Analysis
  • Professional Certificate in Practical Statistics
  • Diploma of Higher Education in Data Analysis 

• The Fake News Game – This interactive resource, developed by the University of Sheffield, is a really engaging way of learning more about Media Literacy and testing/developing you ability to read media. 
• Understanding and questioning images using the five step process –To be media literate, you need to understand how to read different types of media – including images. This guide will help you to do this. 

Information literacy training is coordinated by Subject Librarians working in three faculty teams.

Each School has a designated Subject Librarian. The Library Training Guide provides more information about the training they offer and lists upcoming events.

• Transition Skills - The information found and used along with the skills developed before reaching university are different from those needed during a degree course. The Transition Skills Online guide is designed to help you understand the transition in the context of Information Literacy.
• Digital and information literacy for students – This is a free course from the Open University that familiarises students with information literacy. You can even earn a Digital Badge for completing it.