Information Literacy
In the Workplace & Business Communication
Information Literacy
Digital Literacy
Evaluate, Access, Use, Create
Tech, Media, Communication, Fluency
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Information & Digital Literacy in the Workplace
The skills and knowledge required to access, use, and effecively integrate digital information to support workplace tasks and decisions.
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Info Lit in Business Communication
Info Lit in Business Communication is...
Info Lit in Business Communication is not...
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Industry-Specific Info Lit Examples
Finance
Retail
Advertising
Manufacturing
Information literacy includes specific
Abilities and Skills
Attitudes and Beliefs
About info and learning
To use and find information effectively
Return
Habits and Actions
Related to finding and using information
Being information literate means staying adaptable in a constantly changing world of information. In its simplest application, information literacy is to be able to:
when you need information to solve a problem
Know
what kind of information you need and where you can find it.
Identify
the information you need
Locate
if the information you found is useful and valid.
Evaluate
the information you found to resolve the problem or issue.
Use
As you continue to engage with information in your personal, academic, and professional life, consider the following questions:
Are you open to different ideas when searching for information and aware of how your own opinions can affect what you find?
Do you make an effort to stay up-to-date with current events and topics by searching for information often?
Can you effectively use technology to access, organize, and share information?
Do you show that you respect the ideas of others by giving credit to the authors and sources of information you use in your work?
Do you check the information you come across for accuracy, reliability, relevance, and authority?
Do you think about how you plan to use a source of information when checking if it's accurate and relevant, since the suitability of a source can change based on the situation?
Do you think about how you find and use information so you can figure out ways to improve and feel more confident in your ability to work with information effectively?
Information Literacy in the Workplace
Nicollette Brant
Created on January 31, 2023
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Information Literacy
In the Workplace & Business Communication
Information Literacy
Digital Literacy
Evaluate, Access, Use, Create
Tech, Media, Communication, Fluency
+ info
+ info
Information & Digital Literacy in the Workplace
The skills and knowledge required to access, use, and effecively integrate digital information to support workplace tasks and decisions.
+ info
Info Lit in Business Communication
Info Lit in Business Communication is...
Info Lit in Business Communication is not...
+ info
+ info
Industry-Specific Info Lit Examples
Finance
Retail
Advertising
Manufacturing
Information literacy includes specific
Abilities and Skills
Attitudes and Beliefs
About info and learning
To use and find information effectively
Return
Habits and Actions
Related to finding and using information
Being information literate means staying adaptable in a constantly changing world of information. In its simplest application, information literacy is to be able to:
when you need information to solve a problem
Know
what kind of information you need and where you can find it.
Identify
the information you need
Locate
if the information you found is useful and valid.
Evaluate
the information you found to resolve the problem or issue.
Use
As you continue to engage with information in your personal, academic, and professional life, consider the following questions:
Are you open to different ideas when searching for information and aware of how your own opinions can affect what you find?
Do you make an effort to stay up-to-date with current events and topics by searching for information often?
Can you effectively use technology to access, organize, and share information?
Do you show that you respect the ideas of others by giving credit to the authors and sources of information you use in your work?
Do you check the information you come across for accuracy, reliability, relevance, and authority?
Do you think about how you plan to use a source of information when checking if it's accurate and relevant, since the suitability of a source can change based on the situation?
Do you think about how you find and use information so you can figure out ways to improve and feel more confident in your ability to work with information effectively?