Adopted in 2016, the Framework for Information Literacy presents six threshold core concepts, like "Searching as Strategic Exploration," instead of specific rubrics or outcomes. Videos and tutorials created and licensed by the PG Library map to the core concepts outlined here. Tip: For those creating assignments or putting together a seminar, pay special attention to the "Knowledge Practices" and "Dispositions," which are more specific, practical skills and ideas that often lend themselves to new assignments and activities.

From the Association of American Colleges & Universities, this document identifies five information literacy skills and provides a corresponding assessment rubric, from "1-Benchmark" (beginner) to "4-Capstone" (mastery).

This page offers a comprehensive list of standards from educational institutions and associations in the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, including the ACRL's standards and framework concepts.