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COM01_Media&Info #2

COM01_Media&Info Literacy_INFO. LIT. MODELS & SOURCE_#2

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Information Literacy Process A series of steps used to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively.
Identify Recognizing the need for information.
Locate Finding relevant information sources.
Evaluate Assessing the credibility and usefulness of information.
Use Applying information ethically and effectively.
Primary Source Original, first-hand accounts such as diaries, interviews, or photographs.
Secondary Source Interpretations or analyses of primary sources such as textbooks or articles.
Tertiary Source Summaries or compilations of primary and secondary sources such as encyclopedias.
Big6 Model A six-step information problem-solving model.
Task Definition Clarifying the information needed.
Information Seeking Strategies Identifying possible sources.
Location and Access Finding information within sources.
Use of Information Engaging with the content.
Synthesis Organizing information from multiple sources.
Evaluation Judging the final product and process.
CRAAP Test A tool for evaluating information quality.
Currency How recent the information is.
Relevance How well the information meets the need.
Authority The source’s credibility.
Accuracy The reliability and correctness of the content.
Purpose The reason the information exists.
Verification The process of confirming information accuracy.
Triangulation Checking information across multiple independent sources.
 

 



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