Professional librarians and technology specialists teach information literacy skills at all grade levels and across all disciplines. These skills are taught collaboratively with the classroom teacher and within the context of the curriculum to enhance specific projects and assignments. Students learn the entire research process, from accessing and evaluating materials to presenting research and properly citing sources. Students are taught to locate and evaluate sources, organize information, and understand how to avoid plagiarism. Librarians present book talks and create reading lists to assist students in finding just the right books to read. When students graduate, they have the skills to perform sophisticated research, be responsible digital citizens, and feel comfortable using a variety of software and online tools.