information literacy Flashcards

1
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the ability to recognize when
information is needed and to
locate, evaluate, effectively use
and communicate information
in its various formats.

A

INFORMATION
LITERACY

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2
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the information literate person can

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identify
find
evaluate
apply
acknowledge

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3
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is a program capable of searching documents inthe web usingspecific key words.
Thefigure below shows the top three searchenginesaccording to www.reliablesoft.net.

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SEARCH ENGINE

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4
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e holds first place in search with a stunning difference of 89.43%.

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google

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5
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The best alternative search engine to Google. search engine
share is between 2.83% and 12.31%

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Bing

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6
Q

is one of the most popular email providers and its web search engine holds third
place in search with an average of 1% market share.

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Yahoo

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7
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refers to scholarly or academic research of either an
undergraduate or a master’s degree student.

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thesis

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8
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the scholarly work of a doctoral student.

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dissertation

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9
Q

Interviewing a resource person who is an expert in a specific
field is another way of getting accurate and reliable
information.

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interviews

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10
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are original materials
that were produced during a particular period in
history.

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primary sources

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are documents made
after an event has occurred.

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secondary sources

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12
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is easier
and more convenient than going to the library

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internet

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13
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sources of information

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  1. Thesis/ dissertation
  2. interviews
    3, museum
  3. internet
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14
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How will you determine the quality and
accuracy of the information that you have?

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It should come from a reputable source.

Don’t rely on a single source only.

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15
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meaning of URL

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UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR

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16
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EDU

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educational institution

17
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GOV

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government agency

18
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ORG

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organization

19
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ending two letter code

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refers to the country where the website is located

20
Q

APA

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American Psychological Association

21
Q

Duncan, G.J.,& Brooks-Gunn,J.(Eds.).(1997).Consequences of
growing up poor.New York,NY:RussellSage Foundation.

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APA format

22
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MLA

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Modern Language Association

23
Q

Gleick,James.Chaos:Making a New Science.New
York: Penguin,1987.Print.

24
Q

to inform the readers that certain
texts or ideas on his work came fromanother source.

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means he/she used someone else’s work and ideas.
Plagiarism
26
How many words are considerable to be a violation of fair use
500 words
27
protects the owner who can either be the author orthe publisher, of his exclusive legal rights for the use and distribution of an original work.
copyright
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expiration of a copyright
authors lifetime plus 50 years after his death
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how can you access the copyright after the authors death?
permission to use his work should be sought fromthe legal heirs.
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Printed m aterial are protected by copyright, inventions, liter ary and artistic w orks, design and symb o l s,an d na mesand im ages used inco mmerce
intellectual property
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refers to creative materials that are not protected by intellectual property laws such as copyright, trademark, or patent laws.
Public domain
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refers to the limitation and exception to the exclusive right granted by copyright law to the author of a creative work.
Fair Use