Middle States Commission on Higher Education. 2006 and revised 2011.
Middle States lays out Information Literacy as a standard for accreditation and underscores the need for collaboration between library faculty and departmental faculty.

Middle States Commission on Higher Education 2003

Created and maintained by the ACRL, this database is searchable by author, topic (category), title or keyword.

Weblog/newsletter with tagged entries on Information Literacy. Subscribe via email.

Search the ACRL Wiki which contains many entries on the subject of Information Literacy.

Links to ALA Information Literacy related discussion lists, networks and information.

Educause is an international non-profit membership organization comprised of educational institutions, corporations and professional associations. Its focus is the promotion of learning and education through technology. The website contains reports, webinars, blogs and other valuable resources.

Excellent, up-to-date information and opinion on research, conferences, published material and international IL activity and trends in IL practice.

Compiled by Jon Mueller, Professor of Psychology at North Central College, and author of the Authentic Assessment Toolbox. Last updated in 2010.

Project SAILS® began in 2001 at Kent State University with the goal of developing a standardized test of nformation literacy skills that would allow libraries to document skill levels for groups of students and to pinpoint areas for improvement.

Middle States Commission on Higher Education. 2007

October 2011. Revised standards that highlight the Library's role in Higher Educational institutions. A particular emphasis is placed on the Information Literacy function both as a stand-alone role and in collaboration with other academic departments.

2008. UNESCO's "Information for All Programme (IFAP)" mandate is to provide universal access to information and knowledge. This report delineates international Information Literacy standards and competencies. Overall, the document outlines proposed measurements to be used for universal information literacy.

Presentations from the Special Session on Information, Media and Digital Literacy at the International Conference on Knowledge Networking in ICT Era (January 22‐24, 2009) in Chennai, India.

Terrific collection of tutorials and videos on a wide variety of subjects (individual database tutorials to understanding the difference between journals and magazines).

Ongoing studies, talks, publications and videos related to young adults and their use of information and technology. Headed by academic librarians and the founder and director of the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project.