A concept map for information literacy. The words “information literacy” appear in the center with lines leading to four branches: evaluation, resources, search, and ethical use. The “evaluation” branch has three more branches leading to the words “authority,” “currency,” and “relevance.” The “resources” branch has three more branches leading to the phrases “databases,” “search engines,” and “ready references sources.” The “search” branch has four more branches leading to the words “Boolean,” “truncation,” “phrase,” and “nesting.” The “ethical use” branch has four more branches leading to the words “plagiarism,” “citations,” “piracy,” and “copyright.”