Paul G. Zurkowski (librarian)

Paul G. Zurkowski is a notable librarian and information science expert, recognized for coining the term "information literacy" in the 1970s. He emphasized the importance of equipping individuals with the skills to effectively find, evaluate, and use information. This concept has become crucial in education and professional development, as our world becomes increasingly information-driven. Zurkowski's work laid the foundation for understanding how to navigate and utilize the vast resources of knowledge available today, profoundly influencing library science and education. His initiatives have fostered a greater appreciation for the role of libraries in enhancing information competency.