3.  Fiction -alphabetical arrangement, FIC label, first three letters author’s last name  Non-Fiction -subject arrangement Dewey #, first three letters subject or author’s last name  Reference –Non-Fiction, Ref label, Encyclopedia- first letter Other materials- Dewey configuration

4. Search for books by keyword, title, author, subject, Information on location & availability will appear

5. Students will locate materials based on a keyword, title, author, subject, or series search. Image fromhttp://www.techlearning.com/techlearning/archives/2007/12/Destiny_Library.gif

6. Pay close attention to domains of the site. com=commercial (examine closely).edu=education (useful). gov=government (useful). net=network (examine closely). org=organization (helpful, check) Image found at http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/images/08ITL001_domains_LR.jpg

7. I can only retrieve.com sites. What do I do? Check for the following:  Who is writing the site?  What is the date on the site?  Does the information line up with other resources?

8.  Online databases provide a wealth of peer reviewed information on academic subjects. Colton High School has two databases available at the school library section of the school website  EBSCO User Name- chs Password -yellowjackets  GALE Password -yellowjacket

9.  Ms. Geltch has also created a website filled with information literacy sites at http://youthadvocate.weebly.com http://youthadvocate.weebly.com  Click on the Educational Sites section for useful resources All images were utilized from Microsoft Clip Art unless specified.