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* What is information literacy?
Information literacy is a set of critical thinking skills that enables a person to find, evaluate, and use information necessary to fill a particular need.
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- Debby Harris
- My goal is to teach students critical thinking skills they will use throughout their lives. I've worked as a reference librarian at LCC since 1987.
Learn to see, listen, and think for yourself. --Malcolm X
7 comments:
Truncation seems like a good tool for research
the asterick being used to bring tons of other articles
The various search methods that you demonstrated were very helpful, such as GeneralFile
I enjoyed learning how to access libary help while I'm at home.
very informative, the information is very useful, and will make it much easier to research material.
The use of the Asterisk(*) and the use of the operators
i) AND
ii) OR
and the difference between the subject and the keyword search helped me alot.
I think that I can now search more effectively.
When doing research, you want to narrow your search to only credible sources. Also, if there is any assistance required to do your research, take the advantage of the methods you are given to contact the librarians.
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