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Week5
Apply knowledge of Information Literacy by going through an information literacy process
This week I studied the definition of Information Literacy, Information
literacy process and research process. Actually this in already in week 5, but my class just start the first lesson or first topic.
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What is information literacy?
First, Information Literacy is the study of how to find the best information needed to solve problem. It involves finding the suitable resource and how to apply it into the solution part.
In order to solve a problem you need to follow Information Literacy Process. There are Big 6 steps for solving problems and they are:
- Task definition: you have to define the problem fist and what is required.
- Information seeking behavior : This is doing the research and finding the information from Books, Internet, journals, and many more other sources of information.
- Location and access: Ex. Get a magazine article from the library, and turn to the correct page for the relevant article.
- Synthesis: Organize information from different sources Decide how you will put together your notes and add your ideas and insights.
- Write a rough draft
- Build an outline-Create a storyboard
- Draw a sketc
- Use of information:
- Continuum: Use to develop time lines and rating scales or to show historical progression.
- Compare and Contrast: Use to compare and contrast information sources.
- Venn Diagram: Use to identify similarities and differences.
- Evaluation: Ex.
- Determine why I didn't get an A on my report
- Decide whether or not an assignment is finished.
- Judge the product effectiveness:
- set criteria for judging anti-smoking posters.
- determine whether the information need as originally defined is met.
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