This annotated list of 23 journal articles and documents provided focuses on faculty-librarian collaboration in bibliographic instruction (BI) at academic libraries. Topics including the following: BI for developmental and English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) students; faculty and librarian collaboration on the design of BI assignments; the teaching of critical thinking skills with course-integrated BI; a BI program based on an experiential learning theory; a library reading project in which ESL students gained library skills while completing a research assignment; the incorporation of active learning techniques with BI; librarian and teacher collaboration in the development of an interdisciplinary course; the combination of lectures and library resources use as a means to increase student confidence; transferable methods for teaching the research process; team-teaching experiences with BI and basic writing classes; librarians pairing up to provide BI; the need for improved communication between faculty and librarians; cognitive development research studies; strategies for reducing students' anxiety over library research; library instruction in a writing program; learning theories useful for increasing effectiveness of BI; methods for establishing librarian-faculty partnerships; an overview of the collaborative learning method of teaching; BI in a developmental studies program; librarian faculty cooperation for English 101; a library instruction program for academically varied students; and the incorporation of collaborative learning strategies into a library instruction program. (AEF)