Information Literacy

Database

• The information given in a bibliography or a database about a particular title
• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• The skills needed to create,organize, access and evaluate information effectively.
• Protects the creative work of authors, composers, and artists.
• An organized collection of information, usually digital. A place you can search for articles in journals and magazines

Academic Journal

• Articles published in peer reviewed journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors.
• Covers trademarks, designs, patents and copyrighted materials. These are protected and cannot be used without permission.
• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• A peer-review periodical related to a particular discipline.
• sources that ask and answer questions through some form of analysis. Scholarly sources are written by experts.

Keyword

• Articles published in peer reviewed journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors.
• The important word(s) used in a search. These are typically nouns.
• Covers trademarks, designs, patents and copyrighted materials. These are protected and cannot be used without permission.
• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• The information given in a bibliography or a database about a particular title

Information Literacy

• A string of characters used to uniquely identify an object, often an electronic document such as an article or a book.
• A peer-review periodical related to a particular discipline.
• Articles published in peer reviewed journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors.
• The skills needed to create,organize, access and evaluate information effectively.
• Protects the creative work of authors, composers, and artists.

Primary Source

• An original research article or meta-analysis
• A peer-review periodical related to a particular discipline.
• A string of characters used to uniquely identify an object, often an electronic document such as an article or a book.
• sources that ask and answer questions through some form of analysis. Scholarly sources are written by experts.
• The important word(s) used in a search. These are typically nouns.

Citation

• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• Articles published in peer reviewed journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors.
• An organized collection of information, usually digital. A place you can search for articles in journals and magazines
• The important word(s) used in a search. These are typically nouns.
• The information given in a bibliography or a database about a particular title

Intellectual Property

• A peer-review periodical related to a particular discipline.
• A string of characters used to uniquely identify an object, often an electronic document such as an article or a book.
• Covers trademarks, designs, patents and copyrighted materials. These are protected and cannot be used without permission.
• The information given in a bibliography or a database about a particular title
• sources that ask and answer questions through some form of analysis. Scholarly sources are written by experts.

Copyright

• The important word(s) used in a search. These are typically nouns.
• Covers trademarks, designs, patents and copyrighted materials. These are protected and cannot be used without permission.
• An organized collection of information, usually digital. A place you can search for articles in journals and magazines
• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• Protects the creative work of authors, composers, and artists.

Fair Use

• A string of characters used to uniquely identify an object, often an electronic document such as an article or a book.
• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• An organized collection of information, usually digital. A place you can search for articles in journals and magazines
• The skills needed to create,organize, access and evaluate information effectively.
• The important word(s) used in a search. These are typically nouns.

Scholarly source

• Permits certain limited uses without direct permission from the author or owner.
• The skills needed to create,organize, access and evaluate information effectively.
• A string of characters used to uniquely identify an object, often an electronic document such as an article or a book.
• Articles published in peer reviewed journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors.
• sources that ask and answer questions through some form of analysis. Scholarly sources are written by experts.