Chapter Title Introduction to Information Literacy Workplace Requirements of Employees | |
Information Literacy: An Overview Why is Information Literacy Important? | |
Steps in Effective Research | |
Chapter Title | |
The Main Research Question Focused Research Questions Primary and Secondary Information Library | |
Information Sources Books Reference Sources | |
Periodicals Multimedia Information Retrieval Systems Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) Databases The Internet | |
Chapter Title How Do You Find and Access Information? | |
Library Organization | |
The Library of Congress Classification System | |
The Dewey Decimal Classification System | |
The Superintendent of Documents Classification System Using Library Classification Systems | |
The Call Number | |
The Library Stacks Searching for Information Author Search Title Search Subject | |
Search Keyword | |
Search Boolean Operators Indexes Databases | |
Information Collection | |
Skimming and Scanning Highlighting Note-taking Photocopying | |
Chapter Title How Do You Evaluate Information? | |
Introduction Evaluating the Resource Publication Timeline | |
Journals and Magazines Evaluating Authority Author Publisher Sponsor or Owner | |
The Web Address Evaluating Currency Date and Edition of a Publication | |
Determining Currency of a Website Website Stability Evaluating the Content Intended | |
Audience Purpose and Scope Objectivity | |
Accuracy and Verifiability Overall Quality Evaluating Multimedia | |
Chapter Title Organizing Information | |
The Importance of Effective Information Organization Organization by Category or Concept Chronological Organization | |
Hierarchical Organization Presenting | |
Information Effectively Organizing Written Documents | |
Preparing Written Documents Organizing Graphics | |
Types of Graphics Organizing | |
PowerPoint Presentations Organizing Web Pages | |
Application and Uses of Organized | |
Information Proposals and Grants Technical Reports | |
Chapter Title Legal and Ethical | |
Issues Related to Information Intellectual Property Copyright Plagiarism Citing Information | |
Sources APA Style MLA Style Chicago Style Information and Privacy Issues | |
Information and Security Issues Communicating Information | |
The Communication Process Channels of Communication | |
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