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What is information literacy?
What is information literacy?
The ability to recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information.
What are the categories of information literacy? (Select all that apply)
What are the categories of information literacy? (Select all that apply)
What is an expository essay?
What is an expository essay?
A critical analysis that breaks down information for easy understanding in informational text.
Why are in-text citations important?
Why are in-text citations important?
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What information should be on a reference page?
What information should be on a reference page?
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In the Shrek test-taking technique, what does 'S' stand for?
In the Shrek test-taking technique, what does 'S' stand for?
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What does each letter in the Porpe test-taking technique represent? (Select all that apply)
What does each letter in the Porpe test-taking technique represent? (Select all that apply)
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Study Notes
Information Literacy
- Information literacy involves recognizing when information is needed and the ability to effectively locate, evaluate, and utilize that information.
- Key categories include:
- Media Literacy: Encompasses visual literacy and computer literacy.
- Research and Library Skills: Involves searching techniques and understanding Boolean logic.
- Critical Literacy: Focuses on critical reading and critical thinking abilities.
- Information Ethics: Covers legal and ethical considerations like copyright, security, and privacy.
Expository Essay
- Essential for college-level writing, an expository essay requires critical analysis to convey information clearly.
- The goal is to present information in an organized manner that is easy for readers to understand.
Importance of In-Text Citations
- In-text citations serve an important role by indicating to readers which sources have influenced your writing.
- They provide credibility to your work and help avoid plagiarism.
Reference Page Information
- A reference page should include specific details for each source:
- Author: The name of the individual or organization responsible for the work.
- Date: The publication date of the source.
- Title: The title of the work being cited.
- Place: The location of publication.
- Permalink: A stable link to access the source online.
Test Taking Techniques
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Shrek Technique: A strategy for taking objective exams focused on:
- S: Surveying the exam beforehand.
- H: Having confidence in your ability.
- R: Reading the directions carefully.
- E: Answering easy questions first.
- K: Identifying key words in questions.
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Porpe Technique: A method for preparing for essay questions with the following steps:
- P: Predict possible essay questions.
- O: Organize thoughts and outline responses.
- R: Rehearse your answers.
- P: Practice writing out potential answers.
- E: Evaluate your responses against the predicted questions.
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Test your understanding of information literacy and its categories with this quiz. Explore concepts such as media literacy, research skills, and information ethics. Enhance your ability to effectively locate, evaluate, and use information.
