Dr. Daniel A. Sabol
School Librarian & Information Literacy Educator
Two complete, self-paced courses designed to build critical information skills — from kindergarten through grade 12.
Choose the course that fits your learners. Both are fully open — no sign-up required — and designed to build critical thinking skills that last a lifetime.
K–6 Course
Kindergarten through Grade 6
A fun, age-appropriate introduction to information literacy for K–6 students. Learn how to find, check, use, and share information responsibly — skills that will last a lifetime!
Grades 6–12 Course
Middle School through High School
Master the skills to find, evaluate, and use information responsibly in a world of misinformation, AI-generated content, and information overload. Aligned to AASL and ISTE standards.
In a world flooded with misinformation, AI-generated content, and algorithmic feeds, the ability to find, evaluate, and use information responsibly is one of the most essential skills a student can develop. These courses are built on AASL and ISTE standards and designed to be taught — or learned independently — at any grade level.
Locate credible sources using the right tools and strategies.
Apply frameworks like SIFT and CRAAP to judge quality and bias.
Cite sources, avoid plagiarism, and share information ethically.