Bibliography

Main Contents Page

Before you start

- Definition of IL

- What will you learn?

- Requirements

- Technical issues

- Notes to lecturers

- Acknowledgements

- Bibliography

STEP 1: STARTING out

STEP 2: FINDING

STEP 3: EVALUATE

STEP 4: Legal and ethical USE

STEP 5: COMMUNICATE

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Cape Higher Education Consortium. 2001. Information Literacy. [Online]. Available: http://www.lib.uct.ac.za/infolit/ [1 March 2004].

Cape Higher Education Consortium. 2000. SA copyright guidelines. Cape Town: CHEC. [Unpublished: Publishing Liason Office].

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SABS Catalogue 2001: South African National Standards and Related Publications. 2001. Pretoria: Council of the SA Bureau of Standards.

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Young, M. 2000. Step by step XML. Washington: Microsoft Press.