
Nguồn ngoài
LIBR 318: Library Research and Information Literacy
This course provides students with the information competency skills necessary for research and information evaluation. Students will delve into the academic research process as well as gain insight into the vast world of information. The skills acquired in this course are applicable to academic research, on-the-job research, and lifelong learning.
- Tác giả
- Kari Wergeland
- Nhà xuất bản
- Sacramento City College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
Mục lục· 71 mục
- 01: Introduction to Information Literacy
- 1.01: Introduction - Information Literacy
- 1.02: What is Information Literacy
- 02: Libraries and the Research Process
- 2.01: How Libraries Work
- 2.02: The Research Process
- 2.03: How to Read a Library of Congress Number
- 2.04: Research 101 - Scholarship is a Conversation
- 03: Information Comes in Many Formats
- 3.01: The Information Landscape - An Overview of Information Types and When They Appear in Publication
- 3.02: More on Information Formats
- 3.03: Format Matters
- 04: The Information Cycle
- 4.01: The Information Timeline
- 4.02: The Information Life Cycle
- 4.03: The Information Cycle
- 05: Library Search Tools
- 5.01: Library Databases
- 5.02: Basic Guidelines for Research in Academic Databases
- 5.03: Discovery Services
- 5.04: What are Databases
- 5.05: OneSearch
- 06: Search Strategy
- 6.01: How Can I Create a Research Strategy
- 6.02: Precision Searching
- 6.03: Research is a Process
- 6.04: Choosing and Using Keywords
- 6.05: Narrowing a Topic with Mind-Mapping
- 07: Advanced Search Strategies
- 7.01: Search Strategies
- 7.02: Choosing a Topic and Keywords - a Scenario
- 7.03: Subject Heading Searching
- 7.04: The Art of Topic Development
- 7.05: Basic Boolean
- 08: Google and Other On-Ramps to the Open Web
- 8.01: Google
- 8.02: Google Scholar
- 8.03: Level Up Your Google Game
- 8.04: Understanding URLs
- 8.05: How to Google Like a Pro Top 10 Google Search Tips and Tricks
- 09: Evaluating Sources
- 9.01: Whats Credible Anymore Fake News and Evaluating the Information You Encounter During Your Research
- 9.02: Building a Fact-Checking Habit by Checking Your Emotions
- 9.03: Fact-Checking Sites
- 9.04: Finding Quality Texts
- 9.05: How to Use Previous Work
- 9.06: Filtering by Time and Place to Find the Original
- 9.07: Research 101 - Credibility is Contextual
- 9.08: How to Fact-Check Online Sources Authentication 101 Reality Check
- 9.09: Inform Your Thinking- Episode 7 - Fact Checking
- 10: Citation and Ethical Use of Information
- 10.01: The Ethical Use of Information - About Academic Integrity Avoiding Plagiarism and Scholarship as a Conversation
- 10.02: Steps for Citing
- 10.03: When to Cite
- 10.04: Me Plagiarize
- 11: Copyright and Fair Use
- 11.01: Copyright Basics
- 11.1.01: What Is Copyright
- 11.1.02: What Copyright Covers
- 11.1.03: Rights Granted by Copyright
- 11.1.04: Respecting Copyright
- 11.1.05: Exceptions to Copyright
- 11.1.06: Creative Commons - An Alternative
- 11.1.07: Public Domain and Term of Copyright
- 11.02: Fair Use
- 11.2.01: What Is Fair Use
- 11.2.02: The Four Factors
- 11.2.03: Evaluating Your Case for Fair Use
- 11.2.04: Common Examples of Fair Use
- 11.03: Fair Use (Video)
- 11.04: Wanna Work Together