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Information Literacy

Fairminded critical thinkers determine information needed, establish a precise scope of research, and evaluate information and sources critically, They understand the legal and moral ramifications of violating intellectual property laws; therefore, they a

Who Do You Trust and Why?

CRAAP

Evaluation of Sources Assignment - Apply the CRAPP criteria above to determine usefulness of the info below!

The Correlation between Information Literacy and Critical Thinking of College Students: An Exploratory Study
Creating language and learning resources for more than 40 years…
Information Literacy Skills in using Electronic Information Resources

Evaluating Web Content with SIFT

Evaluating Web Content with SIFT
SIFT is an evaluation strategy developed by digital literacy expert Michael Caulfield (Washington State University Vancouver) to help you judge whether or online content can be trusted for credible and reliable information. The SIFT strategy is quick, simple, and can be applied to various kinds of online content: social media posts, memes, statistics, videos, images, news articles, scholarly articles, etc.

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