Chapter 10: Information Literacy and Communication

Computer Literacy

Cultural Literacy

Media Literacy

Know how to find the information you need

Learn how to interpret the information you find

Have a purpose for collecting information

True

False

Try to look at every hit returned by the search engine

The top 1 or 2 results is enough

Don't use the internet, it's all misinformation

About 12 focused and highly relevant hits on the search engine

20 minutes

Don't ever ask a librarian for help

We have a library?

I thought libraries have books, I'm looking for information.

Relevance

Authority

Number of pages

Bias

Prewriting

Drafting

Revising

Complaining

Email

Text

Tweets

It provides a starting place for anyone who wants more information.

It helps one avoid plagiarism

If you use someone else's ideas, even if you paraphrase them, you must give them credit.

It's a lot of extra work and no on really cares