Information Literacy Homepage
Information Literacy Concerns and Implications Equity of Access Keeping up with Change Online Safety Information Literacy Learning Models Search Skills and Tutorial	Information Literacy Welcome! UT OISE CTL1799 Wood Group 2008: Amanda Rennick, Monique Asuquo, Christian Robertson, Anny Couture This website is being completed as part of the course requirements for the  OISE/UT course CTL 1799 Holistic Approaches to Information Technology. We are the Wood Team and the mission of this project is to inform educators about Information Literacy. On this website, you will find information about process, essential skills and tools for integrating information literacy strategies across all areas of the curriculum. You will also find links to videos and other websites to assist you in helping students develop information literacy and critical thinking skills to access and use information resources effectively.    Information Literacy and Essential Skills At-A-Glance     Click here to view an Educational video introducing information literacy.   The diagram above illustrates Information Literacy and what is important for students to know about Information Literacy.  Information Literacy is an important literacy needed for the information age, when so many students, teachers, and adults are using computers connected to a variety of information mediums.  The website was designed to provide you with a brief introduction to Information Literacy, as well to highlight some important aspects and concerns.  In addition, there are a variety of models for the teacher in the Information Literacy Models section.  Lastly, an important aspect of becoming information literate is an online search tutorial, which should make you an expert at navigating the Internet for information.  The Wood Team truly hopes that you become and Information Expert that empowers your students to be Information Literate. Remember to surf safe and check out Online Safety!   Our website's main goal is to inform educators and other interested parties about practical tools and strategies to support the construction of knowledge, asking the right questions, and evaluating a multitude of answers so that they become and promote:  Information Literacy!   Contact the Wood Team:  robertson.christian@gmail.com
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