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Table
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"Information
literacy is currently understood as embracing the ability to define
a problem, find information to solve the problem, evaluate the
information, and use it effectively."
Dane
Ward. "The Future of Information Literacy." College
& Research Libraries News 62 (2001): 922.
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With the increasing
complexity of the online environment, finding quality information
on any topic means understanding where information comes from,
how it is organized, and how to access the information you need.
In this class we will
focus on the conceptual framework of information, the techniques
of information retrieval and the principles of scholarly communication.
Course
Overview
Syllabus
Chapters
List
Final
Project
Library Card
eBook Account
Acknowledgements
To
begin course, click on Chapters List
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