Year+11+Info+Lit

To be information literate you need to be able to confidently locate and use resources through the Library, the World Wide Web and some of the Invisible Web. You also need to know how to use powerful thinking skills to choose between information which is useful and reliable, and information which is not reliable or useful.
 * ||  ||   || ==What does information literacy mean? ==
 * ||  ||   || ==What does information literacy mean? ==

The purpose of this course
This e-learning course has been designed to lead you on a journey of discovery. You should work through it at your own pace, making sure that you make the most of the opportunity to learn the skills which will make you more information literate. It is not a race - the emphasis should be on getting as much new knowledge out of the course as possible. Your teachers will monitor your progress and mark any work in your workbook. Where you have queries you should ask the library staff for help. You may already know some of the skills which this course aims to develop. If so, treat those parts of the course as revision, and aim to learn just a little bit more!

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