Information Literacy Learning Outcomes
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1. Identification |
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General Orientation |
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-Identify a research topic and extrapolate the topic into a thesis. -Identify and develop research questions. -Identify keywords |
-Identify a research topic and extrapolate the topic into a thesis. -Identify and develop research questions. -Identify keywords |
-Identify a research topic and extrapolate the topic into a thesis. -Identify and develop research questions. -Identify Keywords. |
2. Accession |
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General Orientation |
Intermediate |
Advanced |
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-Successfully navigate electronic databases and Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC). -Differentiate between format types (books, articles, media, electronic or web-based resources). -Select and retrieve library items; correctly read call numbers. -Differentiate between popular, scholarly, and peer-reviewed resources. |
-Successfully navigate electronic databases, course-specific research guides, and Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) using various search devices, such as: Boolean logic, truncation symbols, synonyms, and subject headings. -Use advanced search features. -Use interlibrary loan services to expand resource options. |
-Successfully navigate electronic databases, course-specific research guides, and Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC)using various search devices, such as: Boolean logic, truncation symbols, synonyms, and subject headings. -Use advanced search features. -Use interlibrary loan services to expand resource options. -Use resources outside of or peripheral to the topic and/or discipline. |
3. Evaluation and Selection |
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General Orientation |
Intermediate |
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-Select and retrieve necessary and appropriate materials; focus on currency, relevance, audience, and credibility. -Thoroughly and critically read and evaluate print and electronic information. |
-Evaluate web-based information. -Differentiate between primary and secondary sources. -Select and retrieve necessary and appropriate materials; focus on currency, relevance, audience, coverage, and credibility. -Utilize interdisciplinary research skills. |
-Evaluate web-based information -Differentiate between primary and secondary sources. -Select and retrieve necessary and appropriate materials; focus on currency, relevance, audience, coverage, and credibility. -Evaluate all sources, materials, and information using discipline-specific methodology and course-specific criteria. |
4. Implementation |
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General Orientation |
Intermediate |
Advanced |
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-Incorporate found and evaluated research into assignment(s). -Complete the college-required Information Literacy examination. |
-Incorporate found and evaluated research into assignment(s). -Further develop research skills. |
-Incorporate found and evaluated research into assignment(s). -Further develop research skills. |
5. Identify Ethical and Legal Issue |
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General Orientation |
Intermediate |
Advanced |
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-Correctly cite sources using a variety of standard formats. -Understand and recognize the college's policy on plagiarism. |
-Correctly cite sources and create an accurate bibliography using a standard format specific to the discipline. |
-Correctly cite sources and create an accurate bibliography using a standard format specific to the discipline. |
