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Information LiteracyBy Elsa Loftis

In a Nutshell

Become more competent in finding, evaluating, and using your research, as librarian Elsa Loftis guides us through the process of successfully navigating today's complicated Information Age.

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If you have an understanding of how information is created, its relative value, and the ability to synthesize what you find into something useful, you've attained a precious fluency that will help you in all life's avenues.

Elsa Loftis

Introduction

Conducting research is an important aspect of any college essay or research project.

In today's Digital Age, with more information ready at our fingertips than ever before, research skills are essential for quickly sorting the credible news stories from the fake.

Whether we're researching online or from libraries, archives, or databases, unfortunately, we can't always believe everything we read.

In this course, Elsa Loftis, Director of Library Services at the Oregon College of Art and Craft, shares her expertise on research so we can become better at telling the facts from fiction.

Here, you can discover how to incorporate keywords and special Boolean data terms, search for resources beyond Google, and correctly write citations to avoid plagiarism.

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