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LIBR 318: Library Research and Information Literacy

This text provides students with the information literacy skills necessary to conduct research. Students will learn about the research process, including developing search strategies, finding relevant sources, and critically evaluating information. The skills acquired in this course are applicable to academic research, on-the-job research, and lifelong learning.

Humanities

Tác giả: Shelly Buchanan-Cello
Nhà xuất bản: Sacramento City College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Ngôn ngữ: EN

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01: What is Information Literacy and why does it matter
1.01: Identify- Understanding Your Information Need
1.02: SWK- Social Justice and Information Access(Video)
1.03: The Miseducation of Dylann Roof
02: Ethical use of Information
2.01: The Ethical Use of Information- About academic integrity avoiding plagiarism and scholarship as a conversation
03: Strategy for Exploring
3.01: Plan- Developing Research Strategies
3.02: Wikipedia
3.03: Wikipedia- Below the Surface (Video-Duckett et al.)
04: Identify Different Sources and Purpose
4.01: The Information Landscape- An Overview of Information types and when they appear in Publication
05: Evaluate Sources
5.01: Building a Fact-Checking Habit by Checking Your Emotions
5.02: Evaluating Sources
5.2.01: Thinking Critically About Sources
5.2.02: Evaluating for Relevancy
5.2.03: Evaluating for Credibility
5.2.04: A Source's Neighborhood
5.2.05: Author and Publisher
5.2.06: Degree of Bias
5.2.07: Recognition from Others
5.2.08: Thoroughness
5.2.09: Combining the Factors
5.03: The Big Picture (Infographic)
5.04: Trace Claims Quotes and Media to Their Original Context
5.4.01: Beer Tax (Prompt)
5.4.02: Beer Tax (Discussion)
5.4.03: Biggie and Cobain (prompt)
5.4.04: Biggie and Cobain (discussion)
5.4.05: Guns in Schools (prompt)
5.4.06: Guns in Schools (discussion)
5.05: Fact-checking Sites
06: Put it all together
6.01: Present- Sharing What Youve Learned
07: A Glossary of Terms