The value of games in teaching and learning has been well-documented in research in education. Here are sixty field-tested games that teach information literacy skills using fun, interactive activities at a variety of skill and knowledge levels. You’ll find card games and Jeopardy games, games that involve individual and group work, clickers, white boards, chalk boards, running around the library, and moving around the classroom.

Let's play Information Literacy Jeopardy! / David Magolis and Linda Neyer -- Online jigsaw puzzles : using puzzles to break the ice in Information Literacy Instruction sessions / Toccara Porter -- Tinkertoy Towers : building research projects in teams / Jen Jones -- Go Explore! Discovering, selecting, and appraising the jewels of your trade / Susan Nelson -- Library Mystery Scavenger Hunt / Kawanna M. Bright and Hyun-duck Chung -- Library's Best Beach Ball / Theresa McDevitt and Rosalee Stilwell -- It's Alive! / Mary J. Snyder Broussard -- Information Literacy Game / Amy Harris Houk -- Nightmare on Vine Street : librarians, zombies, and Information Literacy / Bo Baker, Caitlin Shanley, and Lane Wilkinson -- Name That LCSH! / Christina Sheldon -- Confectionary Classification / Blaine Knupp -- Ready, Stamp, Go / Tracey Johnson -- Research Relay / Emily Missner -- Fact-finding Races : using cell phones in the classroom to define terms and locate sources / Rosalee Stilwell -- The Biggest Researcher competition / Jennifer M. Woolston -- Library Quest : a game for understanding database searching / Lyda F. Ellis and Andrea Falcone -- Race for the Facts / Laura Krulikowski -- QuickDraw Shootout / Randy Christensen and Richard Eissinger -- YouTube Detectives : working backward to sources / Judith Villa -- Interactive Forum Theatre for research questions / Kimberly Ramírez -- Topical Full Monty / Tracy Lassiter -- Boolean Bingo! / Christina Sheldon -- Shuffle Up and Deal : boolean logic game / Blaine Knupp -- Research Feud / Christina Sheldon -- Twitter and tagging your research paper / Linda L. Plevak -- Finding "just right" terms for your research assignment / Linda L. Plevak -- Evaluating information with the Trivial Pursuit game / Charlene Thompson -- Stock and Trade / Cynthia Akers and Caleb Puckett -- Sources Smackdown : effectively evaluating information sources / Susan Avery -- Sharing Stories: research, technology, and listening to student knowledge / Christine Cusick -- Quality Counts : evaluating internet sources / Maura A. Smale -- Truth or Consequences? an internet site evaluation game / Susan Drummond -- Pick a Periodical / Tracey Johnson -- Beat the House : finding and evaluating sources / Julie A. S. Cassidy -- The World of Information : a Socratic method for millennials / Bo Baker -- Database Diving : understanding "why we cite" in an online course / Jenna Kammer -- MLA Obstacle Course / Jennifer M. Woolston -- Chasing Citations / Ryan L. Sittler -- Citation Races / Gretchen Trkay -- Speed Citation : a race to research efficiency / Andrew P. Thompson -- Getting It Right : a team approach to documenting sources using the MLA style sheet / Debra Holmes Matthews -- Name That Citation! / Holly Heller-Ross and Elin O-Hara-Gonya -- The Bibliography Tournament / H. David "Giz" Womack -- Goblin Threat / Mary J. Snyder Broussard -- A Planet in Peril : Plagiarism : using digital games to teach Information Literacy skills / Ryan L. Sittler, [et al.] -- Plagiarism Busters / Jennifer M. Woolston -- Fun With Plagiarism : using clickers to discuss academic honesty / Theresa Westbrock -- Using scenarios to "get real" with students about copyright and plagiarism / Susan Ariew -- Ellie Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Archives / Kimberly A. Jones, Melissa Langridge, and Jeff Miller -- Where in the World : using the World Digital Library to enhance Information Literacy and global learning to gather, analyze, evaluate, and use information / Helen Bond -- What am I? : understanding primary sources challenge / Theresa McDevitt -- Winning Wordles / Rhonda Huisman and Kathleen A. Hanna -- Three Cs : competition, comprehension, creativity / Carrie Donovan and Rachel Slough -- Team Challenge : exposing the underbelly of research through small group work / Laurel Johnson Black -- A treasure map / Nancy Riecken -- Uncovering buried treasure / Nancy Riecken -- Spelunking Through the Caves of Technology / Nancy Riecken -- Aarg! This Treasure is Mine / Nancy Riecken -- Don't Jeopardize Your Academics / Nancy Riecken -- How Not to Find It Fast in the Library / Nancy Riecken -- Game On : moving to the next level with educational games -- Information Literacy competency standards addressed by games.