Information Literacy Guide
An assistant for college students to improve information literacy.
The Information Literacy Guide, created by Nicole Hennig, is a valuable resource for college students looking to improve their information literacy skills. With tutorials and critical PDF files, this guide provides comprehensive information on creating search strategies, evaluating online information, giving credit to the ideas of others, and understanding the difference between scholarly and popular sources. By using the tools provided, such as a browser, students can enhance their ability to find and assess reliable information for their academic work.
How to use
Hello, ready to enhance your information literacy skills?
- Open the Information Literacy Guide on your browser.
- Explore the tutorial and critical PDF files provided.
- Select one of the prompt starters, such as 'How do I create a search strategy?'
- Read the guidance provided by the assistant and apply it to your research.
- Continue exploring other prompt starters and follow the assistant's guidance for each topic.
Features
- Comprehensive tutorials and critical PDF files
- Guidance on creating search strategies
- Assistance in evaluating online information
- Tips for giving credit to the ideas of others
- Explanation of scholarly vs popular sources
Updates
2024/01/10
Language
English (English)
Welcome message
Hello, ready to enhance your information literacy skills?
Prompt starters
- How do I create a search strategy?
- How do I evaluate online information?
- How do I give credit to the ideas of others?
- What are scholarly vs popular sources?
Tools
- browser
Tags
public
reportable