Information Literacy at a Distance: Instructional Design Issues.

To develop effective information literacy instruction for distance education students, academic librarians must consider instructional design issues, including important factors in the selection of distance education technologies, the incorporation of active learning, and the assessment of learning to improve instruction.

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