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Which of the following best describes the authority of a source in information reliability?
Which of the following best describes the authority of a source in information reliability?
- The source is accountable for the accuracy of data.
- The source must be a primary source. (correct)
- Authority is not important for information reliability.
- The source can be any secondary reference.
Public libraries primarily serve a specific group of people, like university students.
Public libraries primarily serve a specific group of people, like university students.
False (B)
What tool allows users to search multiple databases in an academic library?
What tool allows users to search multiple databases in an academic library?
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A library that primarily offers digital resources, including eBooks, is known as a ______ library.
A library that primarily offers digital resources, including eBooks, is known as a ______ library.
Match the following library types with their descriptions:
Match the following library types with their descriptions:
Which of the following services is specifically designed for children?
Which of the following services is specifically designed for children?
Interlibrary Loan allows libraries to borrow materials from each other.
Interlibrary Loan allows libraries to borrow materials from each other.
Name one factor to consider when evaluating information from the internet.
Name one factor to consider when evaluating information from the internet.
A _______ library supports the educational environment within a school.
A _______ library supports the educational environment within a school.
Match the library services with their descriptions:
Match the library services with their descriptions:
Flashcards
Reliability of Information
Reliability of Information
Information that can be verified and evaluated is considered reliable.
Academic Library
Academic Library
A library associated with a university or college.
Public Library
Public Library
A library open to the public, funded by taxes.
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Digital Library
Digital Library
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Special Collections
Special Collections
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Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary Loan
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Publishing Body
Publishing Body
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Accuracy and Verifiability
Accuracy and Verifiability
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Timeliness
Timeliness
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Study Notes
Media Information Sources (MIL)
- Key Words: Reliability of information
- Information is reliable if it can be verified
- Accuracy of Information: Refers to the closeness of the report to the actual data
- Value of Information: Information is of value if it aids the user in making or improving decisions
- Authority of the Source: The source should not come from a primary source but are passed on through secondary sources such as reporters
- Timeliness: Information is of value if it aids the user in making or improving decisions
- Library: A place in which literary, musical, artistic, or reference materials (such as books, manuscripts etc.) are kept
Types of Libraries
- Academic Library: A specialized library associated with a higher education institution such as a university or college
- Public Library: Open to the general public, typically founded by public sources such as taxes at the municipal level to meet the needs of their communities
- School Library: A dedicated library within a school that provides access to various resources such as books, magazines etc to support the educational environment by facilitating learning and providing materials across multiple subjects and interests
- Special Library: Provides specialized information on a particular subject
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