Three Step Approach to Information Literacy: Search, Evaluate, Cite

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three step approach to information literacy:search, evaluate, cite

melissa coreyinstructional technology specialist

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“One of the effects of living with electronic information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There’s always more than you can cope with.” - Clay Shirky

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“It’s not about Information Overload.It’s about Filter Failure.” - Clay Shirky

today’s filtering needs

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finding too much informationoverconfidence in search

unsavvy at evaluationinformation overload

meeting those needs

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at the time of needcritically important

individualizedskill-based

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back to basicssearch

evaluatecite

“thick” vs “thin” questions

library databases

evaluate

“Wrong”Information

“Right”Information

currency

reliability

authority

purpose

c.a.r.p. test

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Is the information as up to date as possible

for your topic?

Can you find a date of publication on the

website ?

Could you find more up to date

information on the web?

currencyunc information timeline

Does this author seems like an expert?

Is there an organization

in charge of the website?

Can you find the author or

creator of the

website?

authority

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Does the author give sourcesfor his or her information? Does the resource use

links or statistics to back up its findings?

reliability Can you back up the information with a

Google search?

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Is it one-sided? Are both sides of an issue discussed?

Are there ads on the website? Does it exist to make money?

Is this fact or opinion? Look for “I feel . . .” statements

purpose

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thanks and contact

blog: thenewschoollibrarian.com

library website: bentonlibrary.org

twitter: @melissacorey

gmail: melissacorey@gmail.com

school email: melissa.corey@sjsd.k12.mo.us

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