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 * Note: I roughly assembled these into sections by type of setting. If your essay referenced more than one setting, or no setting at all, I placed it into "In the Wild." If you dislike where I've placed you, please edit this page and reassign yourself. Thanks!**

TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR //INFORMATION LITERACY IN THE WILD//

FOREWORD Jeffrey MacKie-Mason

INTRODUCTION The View From the Front of the Room Kristin Fontichiaro

INFORMATION LITERACY IN THE WILD

Database-a-phobia Kyle Tecmire

Primary Sources and the Inquiry Process in the Museum Laura Gibbons

Guidance in the Information Jungle Joanna Price

Iterative Instruction Katy Mahraj

INFORMATION LITERACY IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES

Early Literacy and Reading Readiness in Public Libraries Kathryn McMahon

How to Tame a Bird Unit Caroline Mossing

Walking the Walk Kristel Wieneke

INFORMATION LITERACY IN K-12 SCHOOL LIBRARIES

Hook John Cole

From Black and White to Gray: Addressing Information Literacy Skills in Web Evaluation Kara Fribley

Assessing the Need for Assessment Emily Johnson

INFORMATION LITERACY IN K-12 CLASSROOMS

“It has to be true. It was just cut-and-pasted!”: Information Seeking and Evaluation in the AIC Simulation Mariah Cherem

The Importance of Information Literacy in a Middle School Setting Elizabeth A. Mines

It's Just German: How We Can Change Attitudes About Information Literacy in a World Language Context Caroline Nagle

The Dreaded Bird Unit Josh Skodack

Confessions of a Pre-Service Social Studies Teacher: The Dichotomy Between Research Process and Content Curtis Lee

INFORMATION LITERACY IN COLLEGE CLASSROOMS

 Brianne Rhoades and Mary Braun

Synthesize This! J.J. Pionke

Looking at the Information Needs of Pre-Service Teachers Ander Erickson

INFORMATION LITERACY IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES

The Importance of Academic Library K-12 Outreach Natalie Mulder

Creating Successful Collaboration between K-12 Educators and Academic Libraries Mallorie Colvin

Journey or Destination? Process vs. Product in Undergraduate Information Literacy Kimberly Miller

The Known Unknown: How a Map Can Lead the Way for New Researchers and New Librarians Alike Kelly Davenport

SCVNGR for Information Literacy Instruction Jill Morningstar and Meggan Frost

Pull it apart: Discovering information literacy with technology Peter Timmons

What's the Keystroke Command for Information Literacy? Getting from Tech Skills to Thinking Skills Andrea Neuhoff

Becoming a Literate Information Literacy Instructor Alissa Talley-Pixley

When Technology Fails Sarah LeMire