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Information Literacy
Module 1: Getting Started with Research
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Tutorial-Why Information Literacy Matters
Video-Life in the Information Age
Video- The Research Process
Tutorial: Developing a Research Focus
Tutorial-Choosing a Topic
Video- How to Narrow Your Topic
Beginning Research With Wikipedia/Google
Tutorial-Background Research Tips
Video:Thesis Statements
Quiz: Thesis Statements
Tutorial: Scholarship as Conversation
Quiz: The Research Process
Tutorial: Research for Persuasive Writing
Video: Creating a Research Plan
Video: Framing a Problem
Quiz: Research Strategies
Module 2: Sources of Information
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Tutorial_ Information Has Value
Video: Data, Information & Knowledge
Source Types
Video: Primary & Secondary Research
Video: Primary & Secondary Sources
Quiz: Primary & Secondary Sources
Video: Peer Review
Quiz: Peer Review
Video Types of Sources
Video: Primary Sources
Video: Secondary Sources
Video: Tertiary Sources
Quiz: Types of Sources
Tutorial: How to Read Scholarly Materials
Video: How to Read Scholarly Materials
Tutorial: Selecting Appropriate Digital Resources
Module 3: Searching for Information
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Choosing a Database
Tutorial: Choosing & Using Key Words
Quiz: Choosing a Database
Quiz: Choosing & Using Key Words
Tutorial: Search Techniques part 1
Tutorial-Search Techniques Part 2
Video: Refining Search Results
Quiz: Search Techniques
Module 4: Evaluating Information
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Introduction to Bias
Video Types of Bias
Quiz- Bias
Video: Evaluating Sources
Tutorial-Evaluating Resources
Tutorial: Evaluating Information
Tutorial-Choosing Best Web Resource
Video: How to Identify & Debunk Fake News
Video Tutorial:Understanding Misinformation
Quiz: Fake News
Quiz - Evaluating Information
Video-Objectivity in Reporting
Tutorial:News Reporting vs. Opinion Pieces in Journalism
Tutorial: Evaluating Digital Sources Using Lateral Reading
Module 5: Presenting Research & Data
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Tutorial- Synthesizing Information for Academic Writing
Quiz: Synthesizing Information
Tutorial:Annotated Bibliography
Video- Anatomy of a Research Paper
Quiz: Anatomy of a Research Paper
Video: Writing Help
Tutorial: Digital Privacy
Tutorial: Paraphrasing, Quoting, & Summarizing
Video:Academic Writing
Video: Understanding the Communication Need
Tutorial:Presentation Skills
Quiz: Writing & Communication
Module 6: Citations & Academic Integrity
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Video: Why Citations Matter
Tutorial- Why Citations Matter
APA Citation Tutorial & Videos
Quiz- APA Citations
Video- MLA 7th Edition Citation Style
Video- MLA 8th Edition Citation Style
Tutorial - MLA 8th Edition Citation Stye
Quiz- MLA Citations
Video: Turabian Citation Style
Video- Harvard Citation Style
Video- Chicago Style Book Citations
Video: Chicago Style Journal & Website Citations
Video: Academic Integrity
Video- Plagiarism
Video-Copyright
Quiz- Academic Integrity
Quiz: Chicago Manual of Style 17th Edition
Quiz :Turabian Citations
Video: Chicago Style 17th ed. Journals
Video: Chicago Style, 17th ed. Books and eBooks
Video: Chicago Style, 17th ed. Websites and Social Media
Module 7: Visual and Quantitative Literacy
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Video: Interpreting Images
Video: Why Does Visual Literacy Matter?
Quiz: Visual Literacy
Video: Using Quantitative Data
Video: Evaluating Statistics
Quiz: Quantitative Reasoning
Module 8: Using Critical Thinking and Logic
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Video: Why Thinking Matters
Video:Inquiry
Tutorial: Logical Reasoning
Video: Evidence-Based Reasoning
Tutorial: Analyzing Information
Module 9: Culture and Citizenship Video: Introduction to Cultural Issues
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Video: Global Citizenship
Video: Introduction to Civic Engagement
Quiz: Civic Engagement and Civic Action
Video: Introduction to Civic Action
Quiz: Culture and Citizenship
Post- Test
Faculty Module
Creating Assignments in Canvas
Video: Data, Information & Knowledge
Video: Data, Information & Knowledge
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