InfoSuss tutorial has been developed as the result of a one-year University of Sussex Library project in close collaboration with the Teaching and Learning Development Unit and a number of academic staff.

Grateful acknowledgement is made to the following universities for kind permission to use their information tutorials:

• The University of Technology Sydney Library, Catalyst tutorial
• Queensland University of Technology and California State University for using their material on which Catalyst is based
• The Curtin University of Technology, Library & Information Service, InfoTrekk tutorial
• The University of Leicester Library, Electronic Journals tutorial and Information Retrieval Skills for Distance Learners tutorial
• The Open University Library, Safari tutorial
• The Monash University Library, Virtual Librarian tutorial
• The Pennsylvania State University Library, Information Literacy and You tutorial

infoSuss was originally written, designed and developed by Moe Hamdhaidari, and has been re-imagined by Luke Corpe and Suzanne Tatham.

The sections taken from infoPlus were written, designed and developed by Moe Hamdhaidari, the Project Coordinator and has been updated by Michael Holmes.

Thanks to all the University of Sussex Library staff and wider University staff who contributed directly to the development of InfoSuss, in particular:

Ben Wynne, Information Skills Project Leader

Mariam Garibyan, Educational Technologist and Information Skills Project Officer

Members of the Information Skills Project Working Group: Ian Budden, Clare Whiston, Carol Setchell, Dheirdre Mitchell, Andrea Rainger, Chloe Barnes

Members of the Information Skills Project Steering Group: Maggie Fieldhouse, Tom Browne, Ley Robinson, Evelyn Dodds, JoAnne Mancini, Teresa Cairns, Kate O'Riordan, Liz Somerville

Special thanks to Lyn May and Michael Holmes, both Web and Graphic Designers, and Anirban Basu for developing the visual look and feel of the tutorial

Big thanks to the Library Systems team for providing technical support: Chris Keene, Tim Graves, Richard Beale.

The videos were filmed at the Media Technology Lab in the School of Informatics. Thanks to Phil Watten, Martin Shrimpton and Patrick Holroyd for all their help and support. This resource would not have been possible without them.

Gourav Khatri and Jennifer Tennant should also be thanked for volunteering to present the video tutorials.