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Author: Joshua Fabrique Gesta. Created with Pi. Information Literacy.

[Audio] Our topic of discussion is Information Literacy, which is an essential skill for navigating and evaluating the vast amount of information available to us in today's digital age. In simple terms, Information Literacy is the ability to recognize when information is needed, locate it, and effectively use it. With the increase of fake news and misinformation, this skill has become more important than ever. Not only does it help us stay updated and adapt to new technologies, but it also encourages critical thinking and independence in learning. In the following slides, we will go into further detail on the concept of Information Literacy and its benefits in both our personal and professional lives. Let's continue our exploration of this important topic..

[Audio] Slide 3: Information Literacy Information literacy is an essential skill in today's digital and information age. It is the ability to recognize when information is needed, and then effectively and ethically locate, evaluate, and use that information. Simply put, it is the set of skills and abilities that allow us to navigate and make sense of the vast amount of information available to us. These skills are crucial in a world where information is constantly being created and shared. Information literacy involves three key steps: recognizing the need for information, finding and evaluating the information, and using it in an effective and ethical manner. These skills are not only important for academic success, but also for everyday life and decision-making. In our modern world, we are bombarded with information from various sources. It is imperative that we know how to navigate and make sense of it. Information literacy helps us become critical thinkers, able to distinguish reliable sources from misinformation and make informed decisions based on the information we gather. Ultimately, information literacy is the foundation for lifelong learning and critical thinking. It enables us to stay informed, engaged, and responsible members of society. As we continue with this presentation, we will delve deeper into the topic and explore how it can benefit us in various aspects of our lives. Now, let's move on to the next slide..

[Audio] Today's topic is information literacy and why it is crucial in the digital age. As we all know, with the abundance of information available to us, it is important to have the skills to evaluate and use it effectively. Information literacy allows us to critically analyze and verify the credibility of information, make informed decisions, and use sources ethically. It also helps us stay updated and relevant, making us more efficient and effective in our personal and professional lives. So whether you are a student, professional, or someone who wants to stay informed, information literacy is a valuable tool to have. Let's move on to the next slide..

[Audio] "Slide 5 out of 23: Information literacy is a crucial skill in today's digital age, allowing us to make informed decisions and think critically. It involves not only finding information, but also evaluating its credibility and relevance. Information literacy is essential for improving research and academic abilities, as well as developing digital responsibility. In a world where fake news and misinformation are prevalent, information literacy is more important than ever. By being able to distinguish fact from fiction, we can make better decisions and contribute to an informed society. Therefore, developing information literacy is key for staying ahead in the constantly evolving digital world. It not only benefits us personally, but also the community as a whole. Let us all strive to enhance our information literacy skills and make a positive impact in our personal and professional lives..

03. Information Needs.

[Audio] In this presentation on Information Literacy, we will be discussing the important questions we need to ask ourselves when it comes to information needs. These questions are essential for effectively using the vast amount of information available to us, whether you are a student, a professional, or someone seeking knowledge. The first question to consider is "How will I use it?" When encountering new information, it is important to think about how it can be applied to your life or work. This will save you time and effort by helping you prioritize and filter out unnecessary information. The second question is "Why do I need this information?" Understanding the purpose behind seeking a particular piece of information can guide you in the right direction and prevent you from getting lost in the vast sea of information. It is important to ask oneself what you want to achieve by obtaining the information. Next, it is crucial to evaluate the specific information you need by asking "What do I need to know?" This will help you stay focused and avoid getting overwhelmed with unnecessary information. Lastly, considering "Who is it for?" can help you tailor your research and presentation to better meet the needs of your target audience or purpose. This is especially important in professional or academic environments. In conclusion, asking ourselves these questions can greatly improve our understanding and utilization of information. With the overwhelming amount of information available, it is vital to be strategic in our approach. Stay tuned for more valuable insights on Information Literacy..

[Audio] In today's digital age, we are constantly bombarded with an overwhelming amount of information from multiple sources. It is crucial to determine the reliability and trustworthiness of these sources. The internet is often the first place we turn to for information, but not all of it is accurate. It is important to critically evaluate the source before accepting it as fact. Books, although considered traditional, are still valuable sources of information as they go through a strict publishing process and are written by experts. However, it is necessary to check their credibility and relevance before using them. Other reliable sources of information include government agencies, academic journals, and newspapers due to their strict guidelines and fact-checking processes. In today's digital age, social media has also become a significant source of information. However, it is crucial to fact-check and verify before accepting it as true. Conversations with people can also be a source of information, but it is necessary to critically evaluate the credibility of the information. In conclusion, there are various sources of information available, but it is essential to verify their credibility before using them. This not only helps to develop strong information literacy skills, but also ensures the accuracy and reliability of the information we share and use..

[Audio] Slide number 9 out of 23 focuses on "Information Literacy" and the question of where we obtain our information. People are common sources of information, whether through experts or interviews. Social media should be approached with caution when seeking information. Traditional sources include websites, databases, news media, books, and journals. In the digital age, it is crucial to carefully evaluate the credibility and accuracy of information. Thank you for listening and stay tuned for more insightful information on Information Literacy..

[Audio] Slide 10 out of 23 introduces the topic of Evaluating Sources, also known as the CRAAP test. This process is designed to help us make informed decisions about the sources we use for our research, ensuring that the information we gather is accurate and reliable. The CRAAP test is an acronym for five criteria: Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose. Each of these criteria will now be discussed in detail. First, Currency refers to the timeliness of the information. It is important to consider if the source is current and up-to-date, especially for topics that are constantly changing. Next, Relevance is determined by the scope and depth of the information. It is crucial to ensure that the source is related to your research topic and provides enough detail to support your arguments. Thirdly, Authority refers to the credibility of the author or publisher of the source. It is essential to know the background and qualifications of the author in order to determine if they are a reputable source. Accuracy is the next criterion, and it speaks to the correctness of the information. It is important to carefully check if the facts and data presented in the source are accurate and supported by evidence. Finally, Purpose is about the intentions of the source. By understanding the purpose, we can determine if the source is trying to inform, persuade, or entertain, and decide if it is suitable for our research. By using the CRAAP test, we can ensure that our sources are carefully evaluated, leading to trustworthy and relevant information. This will greatly enhance the quality of our research and ensure that our audience receives accurate and reliable information. Now that we are familiar with the CRAAP test, let's apply it to our own research to ensure we are using the best sources possible..

[Audio] This is slide 11 out of 23 in our presentation on Information Literacy. Our focus today is on the importance of using the CRAAP Test to evaluate sources. When conducting research, it is vital to ensure the reliability and trustworthiness of the sources being used. The CRAAP Test, which stands for Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose, helps to determine the quality of a source. Starting with Relevance, it is crucial to consider if the information in the source is directly related to your topic. Moving on to Purpose, it is essential to assess if the source is biased or objective. The author's expertise and qualifications should also be evaluated in terms of Authority. Considering Currency, it is important to use up-to-date sources in the fast-paced world of information. Finally, Accuracy is key in ensuring the information is supported by evidence from reliable sources. By utilizing the CRAAP Test, you can guarantee that your sources meet these criteria. Thank you for joining us today. We will continue to delve deeper into this topic in our following slides..

[Audio] Slide number 12 out of 23 of our presentation on "Information Literacy" will focus on the different types of information sources. These sources serve as places where we can obtain information. There are six main types of information sources: books, articles, websites, multimedia, people, and databases. Books, whether physical or electronic, offer in-depth knowledge from experts in a particular field. On the other hand, articles found in magazines, newspapers, and journals are shorter and more current, providing diverse perspectives on a subject. While websites offer vast amounts of information, it is important to assess their credibility and sources. Multimedia sources, such as videos, podcasts, and images, offer an interactive way to learn about a topic. People, often overlooked as information sources, can provide valuable insights and personal experiences. Consulting with experts and those knowledgeable on a subject is essential. Lastly, databases, such as academic journals and research articles, provide reliable and credible information, making them valuable for academic and professional research. In conclusion, understanding the different types of information sources and how to use them effectively is crucial for developing information literacy. It is essential to critically evaluate the credibility and reliability of information gathered from these sources. Thank you for listening to slide number 12 on "Types of Information Sources.

[Audio] In our discussion of information literacy, it is important to consider the various types of information sources. These sources are crucial in our pursuit of knowledge. Slide 13 will cover the three main types of information sources. Firstly, there are scholarly sources, also known as peer-reviewed journals. These are highly dependable, as they are written by experts in their field and have undergone extensive review by other experts. Next, we have primary sources, which are original, uninterpreted data or evidence. These sources are highly reliable and essential for research and academic work. On the other hand, we have secondary sources, which offer analysis or summaries of primary sources. While still credible, they may contain biased interpretations and should be used with caution. Finally, there are popular sources, such as news, blogs, and magazines. While easily accessible, they may not always be reliable and should be used with caution. With a better understanding of the different types of information sources, we can make informed decisions on which sources to use in our research. It is important to critically evaluate the credibility of sources to ensure the accuracy and validity of information. Thank you for your attention and I hope this information will assist you in your information literacy journey..

07. Formats of Information.

[Audio] Slide 15 discusses the different formats of information, specifically audio/visual and digital formats. In today's digital age, the way we consume information has greatly changed due to advancements in technology. Audio/visual formats, such as podcasts and videos, have become increasingly popular, providing a convenient and entertaining way to learn about various topics. On the other hand, digital formats, including eBooks and websites, offer a wealth of knowledge at just the click of a button. Traditional print formats, such as books and newspapers, also play a significant role in providing information. With this continuous evolution of technology, it is important to not overlook the value of traditional formats. This concludes our discussion on the different formats of information. Please stay tuned for the remaining slides in our presentation..

[Audio] Slide number 16 will discuss the impact of the internet on our society. The internet has significantly transformed our daily lives and interactions with the world. It serves as a vital tool for communication, information access, and entertainment. It has opened up countless opportunities and connected us to people, places, and ideas beyond our imagination. The internet has also made our lives easier by allowing us to shop, bank, and work from the comfort of our own homes. It has revolutionized how we gather and access information, making it easier for us to find answers and learn about new topics. This has greatly influenced our education and ability to stay informed about current events and issues. Additionally, the internet has changed the way we communicate, bringing people from all over the world closer together. With the help of social media, we can easily connect with friends, family, and even strangers, and share our thoughts and experiences with a global audience. However, along with its advantages, the internet also brings challenges. It has caused an increase in cyberbullying, online scams, and privacy concerns. It is crucial for us to use the internet responsibly and be cautious in our online activities. In conclusion, the internet has completely transformed our world. It has changed the way we live, learn, and communicate. As we continue to navigate the digital world, let's remember to use the internet responsibly and make the most of its vast potential..

[Audio] Slide number 17 of our presentation on "Preencoded.png" focuses on global communication and the increasing need for digital literacy. The internet has become a crucial tool for communication in our fast-paced world, providing access to social media, online streaming, and search engines that connect individuals and businesses regardless of distance. However, with this global reach comes the responsibility of developing digital literacy skills to effectively navigate and evaluate the vast amount of information available to us. It is important to note that not all websites on the internet are reliable sources of information, and this is where the use of different domains can guide us. Domains such as .org, .edu, .gov, and .com indicate the purpose or credibility of a website. In today's digital age, with the rise of misinformation, it is crucial for individuals to be able to identify reliable sources and not fall victim to false information. At Pi Information Literacy, we are dedicated to educating individuals on the importance of digital literacy and effective online communication. With the right skills and understanding, the internet has the power to revolutionize the way we access data and knowledge. Let's now move on to our next slide to delve deeper into the significance of information literacy..

[Audio] As we approach slide number 18, we will learn about the skills of an information literate person. These skills are vital in today's world, where information is easily accessible. In order to filter and evaluate information effectively, an information literate person utilizes the following skills. Firstly, they can identify information needs for a specific task or problem. With the vast amount of information available, it is important to know what is necessary and relevant. The skill of accessing and retrieving information is also crucial. This involves navigating through different sources such as books, databases, and the internet, and using keywords and search strategies effectively. An information literate person can also evaluate information critically for accuracy, bias, and credibility. This skill is especially important with the rise of fake news and misinformation. The ability to organize and manage information is also important, given the abundance of information available. An organized approach allows for quick access to needed information. Finally, an information literate person understands how to use information ethically by following copyright laws, proper citation methods, and avoiding plagiarism. In today's constantly changing and evolving world, these skills are essential for navigating and using information effectively. They are not only useful for academic purposes, but also for personal and professional growth. As we continue through the remaining slides, keep these skills in mind and aim to become an information literate person..

[Audio] As we reach slide number 19 out of 23, let's focus on the skills of an information literate person, which are crucial for becoming information literate. The first ability is to identify the necessary and relevant information for a given task. The second skill is effective searching using different methods and tools, as well as critically evaluating sources for credibility. The third ability is evaluating sources for validity and reliability, including distinguishing between primary and secondary sources. Lastly, using and sharing information ethically includes respecting copyright laws and acknowledging sources used. By possessing these skills, an information literate person can navigate the vast world of information effectively and ethically. Thank you for learning about information literacy and let's continue working towards becoming information literate individuals. Stay tuned for the last slides as we delve deeper into the concept of information literacy..

[Audio] In our presentation on Information Literacy, we have been discussing the importance of ethical use of information and its impact on our daily lives. Now, let's delve deeper into the topic and explore the key factors of ethical use of information. Information is easily accessible in our modern society, and it is our responsibility to use it ethically. This includes acknowledging the original source, respecting copyright and intellectual property laws, and using information for its intended purpose. Unethical use of information can have serious consequences, such as violating the rights of creators, spreading misinformation, and harming the integrity of information. As students and professionals, it is crucial for us to understand and practice ethical use of information in our creation and consumption of information. By doing so, we uphold the values of honesty and integrity and contribute to a responsible and informed society. This reminder is exemplified in this slide, "Ethical Use of Information 10". It is not just a moral obligation, but a fundamental skill that we must possess in this digital age. Let us take a stand against unethical practices and promote a culture of responsible and ethical use of information in all our academic and professional endeavors..

[Audio] In this presentation, we have discussed the importance of information literacy and its impact on our daily lives. One critical aspect of information literacy is the ability to fact-check and ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information we use. It is essential to be responsible and ethical when using information, which includes avoiding plagiarism and respecting copyright laws. It is also crucial to be aware of what we should not do, such as spreading fake news, using data without permission, and plagiarizing. Remember, using someone else's work without proper credit is unethical and illegal. Instead, we must cite our sources and give credit where it is due, not only as a sign of respect for the original creators but also to strengthen our own work's credibility. In conclusion, let us always remember to verify facts, use information ethically, and avoid plagiarism and fake news. We must strive to be responsible and ethical information users..

[Audio] Slide 22 discusses the challenges of information literacy. The first challenge is the overwhelming amount of information available, due to technology and the internet. This makes it difficult to determine the accuracy and relevance of the information. Another challenge is the constantly changing nature of information, where what was once considered accurate may become outdated or disproved. It is important to constantly update and utilize critical thinking skills. The rise of fake news and misinformation presents a significant challenge as well, and it is important to verify sources before accepting information as fact. The digital divide, or the gap in access to technology and information, also poses a major challenge. This can limit individuals from accessing important information and participating in the digital world. The overload of information can also cause individuals to become information-saturated and experience decision fatigue, leading to a lack of motivation for learning. As we conclude, it is important to continuously learn and think critically to overcome these challenges and become responsible consumers of information..

[Audio] Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the final slide of our presentation titled "Preencoded.png: Information Literacy". My name is Joshua Fabrique Gesta, and I am the author of this presentation, which was created using Pi. Throughout this presentation, we have covered various aspects of information literacy, from its definition to its significance in today's world. Now, we will be focusing on one of the challenges that we commonly encounter in regards to information literacy - videos. In this digital era, videos have become a primary source of information for many individuals. However, with the vast number of videos available online, it can be difficult to determine which ones are reliable and accurate. It is crucial for us to critically evaluate the videos we come across to ensure that we are consuming credible and unbiased information. One effective tip for evaluating videos is to consider the source and purpose of the video. Is it from a reputable and trustworthy source? Is the purpose of the video to inform or persuade? These are vital questions that can help determine the credibility and integrity of the information presented in the video. Additionally, we must also be aware of the possibility of misleading or manipulated videos. With the advancement of technology, it has become easier to alter and manipulate videos, making it challenging to differentiate between what is real and what is not. As responsible information literate individuals, it is our duty to critically assess the authenticity of the videos we encounter. In conclusion, videos present a significant challenge in information literacy, but it is essential that we equip ourselves with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively evaluate them. With strong critical thinking skills, we can overcome this challenge and become more informed and responsible consumers of information. Thank you for your attention throughout this presentation, and I hope that it has been informative and beneficial for you. Remember, information literacy plays a crucial role in our daily lives, and it is our responsibility to continuously enhance our skills in this area. Let us face these challenges with confidence and strive to become more information literate individuals. Thank you..