Tutorial: Information Has Value
- Overview
- Information Has Value
- Intellectual Property
- Copyright
- Fair Use
- Public Domain
- Checkpoint 1
- Information as Academic Commodity
- Information as Non-Academic Commodity
- The Digital Divide
- Impact of the Digital Divide
- Open Movements
- Information as a Means of Education
- Information Use in the Professional Realm
- Information as a Means of Influence
- Checkpoint 2
- Responsibly Managing Your Information
- Personal Information
- Information Legacy
- Make Conscious Decisions
- Information Mining
- Conclusion
Video: Data, Information, and Knowledge
Video: Primary & Secondary Research
Video: Peer Review
Quiz: Peer Review
Video: Types of Sources
Video: Primary Sources
Video: Secondary Sources
Video: Tertiary Sources
Quiz: Primary & Secondary Sources
Tutorial: Source Types
- Introduction
- Source Types
- Traditional Scholarly Sources
- Checkpoint 1
- Gray Literature
- Checkpoint 2
- Trade Journals
- Non-Traditional Research Sources
- Checkpoint 3
- Everyday Sources
- Checkpoint 4
- Conclusion
Quiz: Types of Sources
Tutorial: How To Read Scholarly Sources
- Identifying Scholarly Materials
- Read Strategically
- Identify Scholarly Materials
- Components of Scholarly Materials
- Components of Scholarly Materials: Title
- Components of Scholarly Materials: Abstracts
- Components of Scholarly Materials: Literature Reviews
- Components of Scholarly Materials: Methodologies
- Components of Scholarly Materials: Results and Discussion
- Checkpoint 1
- Tip 1: Reading Scholarly Materials
- Tip 2: Reading Scholarly Materials
- Tip 3: Reading Scholarly Materials
- Checkpoint 2
- Conclusion
Video: How to Read Scholarly Materials
Tutorial: Selecting Appropriate Digital Sources
- Introduction
- Identifying Your Information Need
- Identifying the Appropriate Sources
- Practice
- Types of Sources: Background
- Types of Sources: In-Depth
- The Open and Hidden Web
- The Open and Hidden Web, Continued
- Locating Reliable Sources for Your Information Need
- Checkpoint 1
- Locating Reliable Sources for Your Information Need: Authors
- Locating Reliable Sources for Your Information Need: Bias
- Locating Reliable Sources for Your Information Need: Considerations
- Checkpoint 2
- Optional Practice Activity
- Conclusion
