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1 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION 7 October 2016 LITERACY By Marion Hayes, Research Librarian
2 2 6/27/16 5/18/17
3 INFORMATION LITERACY 3 1. Information literacy? 2. Describe the research process 3. Effective searching tips 4. Criteria to evaluate information 5. Legal use (copyright, trademarks) 6. Ethical use (plagiarism, acknowledge) 7. Citation tools and styles (APA) 8. ITU library resources & services 9. Subscriber Databases
4 Activity #1: Watch the following video then discuss why information literacy is important.: 4 VIDEO Presented by the Association of College Research Libraries [hosted on Youtube] Information Literacy Why Is It Important
5 5 Information Literacy set of abilities requiring individuals to recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information. Association of College Research Libraries (ACRL) The Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education
6 Plagiarism, Copyright, Fair Use 6 Intellectual property (IP), Trademarks, Patents, Copyright Copyright: Author s Legal right to reproduce, publish, sell IP Plagiarism: Present someone else s work as one s own Fair use: Paraphrase, quote, photocopy reasonable amounts for nonprofit; ACKNOWLEDGE (cite, e.g. APA style) Public Domain: Not protected by IP laws: copyright, trademark, patents Warning: Internet bots, law suits, destroy career, scientist? Protection: Know rights, law; acknowledge, cite. Write owner for permission
7 Information / Research Cycle 7 Reflect Acknowledge, Cite, Ethical Use Define Purpose Acknowledge Cite Write Communicate Honesty Use Apply Search Access Evaluate Select TASK: Question Decision Problem Argument Review Comparison Criticism Reduce overload, knowledge, insight, wisdom, inspiration, creativity, empathy, TRUTH Based on: Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education,. Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) 2000.
8 Evaluate Sources 8 Criteria Authority / Publisher Organization Currency Accuracy Coverage /Scope Objectivity / Bias Type of Information Appropriateness Tips contact details, expert? Opinionated? Credibility? Bias? No author? Red flag.gov.edu.org.com.net; Contents, Index Last updated? Active links? Evidence? Academic scholarly sources Sources? Citations, Verified? Relevance, sufficient details Opinion or fact? propaganda Book, newspaper, image, blog, journal, website Task, audience, advertising (agenda)
9 RESEARCH STRATEGY 9 Step 1: Develop your topic: Select a topic Research Qs Keywords Background info. Refine topic further. Use wildcards (* #), Boolean (and, or, not), Nesting, Synonyms Useful reference: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library. Start your research Step 2: Locate quality information: Search engines: Dogpile, Bing, Google Scholar Library subscription databases : ITU Library Catalog, ACM, Ebsco, NYTimes Types: Primary: Raw data, news report; Secondary: Books, e-books, articles, videos, images, websites -.gov,.edu,.org Use Citation Tools: Manage references with Mendeley, EndNote, RefWorks. Use a style guide, e.g. APA, MLA, Harvard Wikipedia's comprehensive comparison of reference management software Step 3: Evaluate Information Revisit your purpose/audience Evaluate for relevance, appropriateness, authorship, reputation, scope/coverage, accuracy, objectivity/bias, currency, Scholarly?: Periodical or popular magazine? Blog? Tweet?
10 RESEARCH STRATEGY 10 Step 4: Plan, Take notes, Write and Re-write! Plan/outline: Outline your paper, purpose, goal/objectives, audience Note-taking: Technique that suits your learning style. Dartmouth College Video Literature: Review quality sources to answer your research question Step 5: Cite / Acknowledge Sources APA Style Guide: Johnson & Wales University APA Style Guide APA In-text referencing (in body of paper) : J&W APA Examples. Bibliography and References style guide See Comparison of Reference Management Software (Wikipedia) Step 6: Check Honesty, Ethics, Plagiarism, Copyright See: Plagiarism.org and U.S. Copyright Office Use style guide (APA), in-text, bibliography, references
11 11 Activity #4: Evaluating research information VIDEO Determine Website Credibility DISCUSS 1. What makes sources lack credibility? 2. Write a checklist for information credibility 3. What is a good way to narrow search results for more scholarly resources? Video: Determine Website Credibility, presented by Xtranormal
12 12 Activity #5 (cont.): Plagiarism, Copyright & Fair Use: Using information effectively IDEO LIS 665 Information Literacy Copyright Fair Use by Kim Allman, produced by Powtoon Questions for Discussion 1. What is copyright? Plagiarism? 2. What are exceptions to copyright? 3. What are consequences of infringing copyright? 4. How can you protect yourself from copyright infringement?
13 13 Activity #5 (cont.): Plagiarism, Copyright & Fair Use: Using information effectively What is copyright & Fair Use Intellectual property that protects the expression of a creative idea in a tangible form.(u.s. Copyright Act) Right to copy, distribute copies, and make changes to the original copyrighted work, (known as derivative works). IF IN DOUBT, get permission from owner & acknowledge. How do I know if an image, piece of text, is in the public domain? The gives additional carefully chosen links to resources about copyright & plagiarism
14 14 Activity #5 (cont.): Plagiarism, Copyright & Fair Use: Using information effectively RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Information Literacy Copyright Fair Use by Kim Allman, video by Powtoon Publishing Your Graduate Work with UMI by Proquest/UMI Copyright Basics for Graduate by Univ. of Oregon Student s Guide to Copyright & Fair Use by Univ. of Illinois DISCUSS U.S. Copyright Office Copyright or wrong? A brief guide to copyright images video by Kyle Stedman See APA Style Guide for correct formatting
15 15 Activity #6 Citing Effectively: Style Guides & Citation Tools What is the APA Style Guide? List the names of other style guides. What is the purpose of a style guide? Go to: Johnson & Wales University APA Style Guide and J&W APA Examples.and bookmark the resource What is an in-text reference? How is this different from a bibliography? What is a citation tool? Give an example. The recommends several APA style guides to help your sources effectively, ethically, legally and honestly.
16 16 Activity #7 ITU Information Resources (Library & Database Tour) Virtual tour List the library services on offer Which databases can I access from itu.edu How do I search the ITU library catalog? How do I obtain logins for subscription databases? What neighboring libraries can assist you? What is Go to: and discuss the above Qs with your neighbor. Tonight, ensure you can login to the databases needed in your area(s) of study and research.
17 17 INFORMATION LITERACY RESOURCES 1. Information Literacy Why Is It Important (ACRL) 2. 5 Components of Information Literacy 3. Why can t I just Google? 4. Developing a Research Question 5. Data Information and Knowledge, by Charlie Broomfield 6. Determine Website Credibility ( The Hood ) 7. Credible websites (Detailed) 8. Eli Pariser: Beware online filter bubbles (Ethics) 9. LIS 665 Information Literacy Copyright Fair Use 10. What is information literacy? [Video]. ACRL, What is plagiarism anyway? See APA Style Guide for correct formatting 6/9/2016
18 18 INFORMATION LITERACY RESOURCES 1. Virginia Tech Library [Research] Tutorials 2. Virginia Tech Library: Plagiarism 3. Johnson & Wales University APA Style Guide and J&W APA Examples. 4. Wikipedia's comprehensive comparison of reference management software 5. Dartmouth College Videos [for] Student Success 6. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library. Start your research Georgia Tech: Finding raw data See APA Style Guide for correct formatting 6/9/2016
19 19 INFORMATION LITERACY RESOURCES 1. Digital and information literacy in undergraduate teaching. London School of Economics (LSE), Assoc. of College Research Libraries (ACRL) 2000 Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education 3. Williamette University: Scholarly vs. Popular Website 4. Uni of CA, Santa Cruz: Primary vs. Secondary Website 5. Georgia Tech: Finding raw data Website 6. Copyright or wrong? A brief guide to copyright images video by Kyle Stedman. Video (YouTube) 7. Information Literacy Copyright Fair Use by Kim Allman, Youtube video by Powtoon 8. Publishing Your Graduate Work with UMI by Proquest/UMI 9. Student s Guide to Copyright & Fair Use by Univ. of Illinois 10. Copyright Basics for Graduate by Univ. of Oregon Website See APA Style Guide for correct formatting 6/9/2016
20 20 Learn Life Celebrate
21 RESEARCH LIBRARY Define Visit the library team or website on or off campus to get help with your research. Present Findings Acknowledge Cite Write Search Cite, Honestly Evaluate Use
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