Information Literacy and Media Types

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Data that has been collected, processed and interpreted in order to be presented in usable form.

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What is INFORMATION?

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Ability to read, write, and solve mathematical problems.

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Define LITERACY.

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

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What is INFORMATION LITERACY?

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List the FIVE COMPONENTS OF INFORMATION LITERACY.

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1. Identify – To identify or know something 2. Find – To look for something such as information 3. Evaluate – Ability to judge/assess the correctness of a thing 4. Apply – Ability to execute or apply information you learned 5. Acknowledge – Ability to cite your sources.

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Using other people’s work without acknowledgement or citation.

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What is PLAGIARISM?

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Facts that are found in numerous places and is likely to be unknown widely.

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Define COMMON KNOWLEDGE.

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You must document facts that are not generally known or ideas that interpret facts.

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What does INTERPRETATION state regarding information?

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Using someone’s word directly, marked with quotation marks and source.

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What is a QUOTATION?

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Rephrasing someone's idea without acknowledging its source.

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Define PARAPHRASE.

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To be fair to other users by not stealing what they made.

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What is FAIR USE?