Toolkits
Advocacy Toolkit—The Power of Personal Persuasion (PDF)
Frontline librarians and library workers need the tools to develop their personal powers of persuasion to advance the agenda of the academic library. This publication provides basic content on persuasion, techniques for persuading others, applications of persuasion techniques for libraries and recommended processes and examples for persuading others within higher education environments.Information Literacy Competency Standards Toolkit
Part of ACRL's Information Literacy Web Site, the standards toolkit is a set of tools, Web pages and other resources that will help you to use the Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education. Included are a step-by-step set of introductions to each of the 5 standards and examples of ways to use the standards to develop workshops, courses, and assignements.Marketing @ your library
Information on the Academic and Research Library campaign, including a toolkit to get you started; examples of ACRL's advertisements designed to promote the importance of librarians in teaching and research with graphics you can use to create your own ads; and more.Scholarly Communication Toolkit
An ACRL toolkit designed to support advocacy efforts that work toward changing the scholarly communication system and to provide information on scholarly communication issues for librarians, faculty, academic administrators, and other campus stakeholders.