MIL 1st quiz literacy

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Liezel Tordecilla

Cards (18)

Literacy 
The ability to read, write, comprehend, and communicate effectively using written language
Information Literacy 
The ability to know when there is a need for more information and the ability to locate, evaluate, and use the right information according to that need
Media Literacy 
The ability to critically consume, understand, analyze, evaluate, and produce any type of media
Technology Literacy 
The ability to effectively use technology tools, incorporating information literacy
Authority Is Constructed and Contextual
The information literate individual is able to evaluate the legitimacy and credibility behind a piece of information
Creation as a Process
The information literate individual is able to evaluate not only the content of the information but also the process involved in creating this content
Information Has Value 
The information literate realizes that even though information can be accessed for free, it has many forms of value
Types of information that have value
Consumer data
Research as Inquiry 
The information literate respects and applies the research process
Scholarship as Conversation 
This concept emphasizes the social component of information literacy
Six Vital Concepts of Information Literacy
Authority is constructed and contextual
Information create as a process
Information has value
Research as inquire
Scholarship as conversation
Searching as strategic Exploration
The Big 6 Model of Information Literacy Cycle
Task Definition 
Define the information problem
Identify information needed
Information Seeking Strategies 
Determine all possible sources
Select the best sources
Location and Access 
Locate sources
Find information within sources
Use of Information 
Engage with sources
Extract relevant information
Synthesis 
Organize from multiple sources
Present the information
EvaluationPresent the information
Judge the effectiveness of the product
Judge the efficiency of the process