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Your survival guide to navigating the information jungle

In an era where information is produced daily at unprecedented rates, how do you separate fact from fiction in seconds rather than hours? This Information Literacy module equips you with practical strategies to evaluate online content quickly and effectively.

Whether you're conducting academic research, staying informed about current events, or making personal decisions about health and finance, these information literacy skills are your compass for navigating today's complex digital landscape with confidence and clarity.

  

What You'll Learn

  • How to apply the SIFT Method to quickly judge information credibility
  • Strategies for recognizing emotional manipulation in content
  • Techniques for investigating and cross-referencing sources
  • How to identify red flags and sophisticated misinformation tactics
  • Practical ways to use Wikipedia as a research starting point
  • Skills for tracing information back to its original context and source
  • Daily information habits that promote better digital literacy

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Module Resources

Information Literacy Slides

Engaging presentation covering all module concepts including the SIFT Method for evaluating information.

Study Guide

Comprehensive study guide to prepare for the Information Literacy module quiz.

Information Literacy Concept Map

Visual concept map summarizing the key concepts covered in the Information Literacy module, including the SIFT Method and its applications.

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