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WorksheetsEnd of Semester Group Project
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the definition of Information and Academic Literacy?
Understanding how to build new connections with people who may be very different from you and how to get the most out of where you are.
The tools you will need to successfully navigate the new-to-you and ever evolving world of higher education.
Developing your understanding of yourself, your values, your goals, and your passions.
The skills to find and identify trustworthy sources of information, to critique evidence, and to learn and study effectively.
Where is the library located?
Goolsby Center for Humanities
Rollins Campus Center
Maxwell Center for Mathematics
Charles R. Clegg Fine Arts Building
Where is tutoring located?
Students success center
3rd floor of the library
Glenn-McGinnis Hall
Business office
Which one is part of Informational/Academic Literacy?
Goals and Values
Passport Assignments
Plagiarism
How to use a syllabus
Which one is part of Informational/Academic Literacy?
Brief history of YHC
Passports
Registration and catalog pages
Library Research Project
Which of these "hypothetical" situations are examples of Informational/Academic Literacy?
Using lib guides to find scholarly articles for a research paper or speech
Googling biased blogs on the internet
Reading three fantasy books instead of doing your homework
Researching good barbecue places near YHC
Which of these is not Information/Academic Literacy?
Double checking the credibility of sources
Studying effectively before a big exam
Researching different types of hairstyles to do on yourself
Researching hairstyles of other cultures for a school project or paper
True or False: Working in a group project is an example of Information/Academic Literacy and Community Literacy
True
False
False or True: Calculating your GPA is an example of Information/Academic Literacy and Institutional/College Literacy
False
True
True or False: Taking breaks during studying is an example of Information/Academic Literacy and Self-Literacy
False
True
