Lesson 3

• Who accesses medical information to broaden their knowledge?

  Medical students
• What is the purpose of teachers accessing information?

  To facilitate learning and enhance skills
• What do scientists seek by conducting studies?

  New information
• What is the role of an information practitioner in healthcare?

  To track patient health and treatment needs
• What is the main responsibility of journalists or reporters?

  To deliver accurate and factual information
• How can lawyers use relevant information?

  To defend their clients
• What do artists rely on for their work?

  Creativity and artistic interpretation
• What is a stakeholder?

  A group with shared interests or concerns
• What does the term 'audience' refer to?

  A group of spectators at an event
• What is the role of editors and directors?


  To oversee content and production
• What do authors create?

  Written works
• What are codes in communication?

  Secret signals conveying meaning
• What are the types of other sources of information?

  • Thesis and Dissertations
  • Thesis: undergraduate or master's research
  • Dissertation: doctoral student work
  • Interviews
  • Museums: primary and secondary sources
  • Internet
• What does "edu" in a URL represent?

  An educational institution
• What does "gov" in a URL represent?

  Government agencies
• What does "org" in a URL represent?

  An organization
• What does "ph" in a URL indicate?

  The country of the website (Philippines)
• What are the ways to find sources of information in a book?

  • Table of Contents: locate specific topics
  • Index: keywords with page numbers
  • Glossary: terms with meanings
  • Bibliography: sources used by the author
• Why is it important to identify relevant information?

  To ensure gathered information is significant
• What are some useful sources of information?

  • Printed Materials
  • Films
  • Interviews
• What are the ethical uses of information?

  • Citation: crediting sources
  • Plagiarism: stealing ideas
  • Copyright: legal rights protection
  • Intellectual Property: rightful ownership
  • Public Domain and Fair Use: limitations on copyright