Presented by: Lovely Angeles/Hanseleo Bonifacio Information -defined as facts or details about a subject.
Acquiring information has never
been as easy as it is today. Before, people spend a lot of time, effort, and money on research. Today ,information is just at the tip of the fingertips. Advancement in technology have led to an insurmountable availability of information and a more convenient means of accessing them. However, it raises issues of credibility of the available information, requiring rigorous filtering of information and verification. Information literacy aims to solve this issue. There are four skills necessary to be information literate.
First is to be able to recognize when information
is needed .
Second is to have the ability to locate and
access said information.
Third is being able to evaluate or assess said
information.
And lastly the ability to use the needed
information effectively Recognize the need for Ability to locate information and access
Information literate
Ability to use the
Able to assess and needed information evaluate effectively An information literate in individual is able to:
Determine the extent of information needed
Access the needed information effectively and efficiently Evaluate information and it's sources critically Incorporate selected information into one's knowledge base Use information effectively to accomplish a specific purpose Understand the economic, legal, and social issues surrounding the use of information, and access and use information ethically and legally Technology literate student should be able to:
1.Demonstrate an understanding of concepts
underlying hardware, software, networking connectivity and in the use of computers and application.
2. Demonstrate an understanding of ethics
and safety issues in using electronic media and responsible use of technology, and; 3. Use technology for communication, research and collaboration and problem- solving. With proficient technology skills, students should be able to locate, collect, synthesis, and evaluate information from a variety of digital resources, and use telecommunication and other media to interact or collaborate with peers, expert's, and other audiences. The information needs
Information Today INC defines information
need as the motivation people think and feel to seek information. It is the reason why people go out their way to find answers to their questions, or solution to their problems. Since it is such a broad subject, information needs can be further divided into two, demands and wants according to the University of Washington.
Demands Wants
INFORMATION NEEDS Information Demands
refer to the requirements of
information, wants deal with the desire to have information. It is important to distinguish the distinction between the two further understand the concept of information needs. Taylor, (1968) explain that there are four points along the need continuum; Actual but Formal Unexpressed statement need of the need Consious Comprised Description need Of the need The Communication of Information
If information gives meaning to a subject then, the
communication of information is operationally defined by the University of Washington as the transfer of meaning.
Meltzer (1971) said that communication of
information requires an understanding of the data. Transferring information from one party to another cannot be considered communication of information data is not understood. This calls the need for proper evaluation of data. This evaluation goes further than just verifying the credibility of information, it also allows one to have a complete understanding of the data before it can be communication. Deciphering the meaning of information is the true task of the communication of information. The Ethical Use of Information
The scholar's define ethics as the branch of
philosophy that involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong conduct.
Ethics gives a predetermined set of
guidelines based on a code of morality that people in the society will follow. While ethics may vary depending on a number of factors, it’s core remains the same, man-kind’s concept of right and wrong.
1. GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE
The abundance of information is because of the huge number of content contributors. It is important that an individual’s work or knowledge is given credit when someone uses it as material. Failing to recognize them or claiming other’s work, as one can see, is not just unethical; it can also mean legal repercussions. 2. PRACTICE DUE DILIGENCE Wherever people come across information, they must validate its authenticity. It is important to in find out if the source of information is credible and is based on facts and research. Doing due diligence before accepting information is necessary to filter out false or misleading data. 3. RESPECT EVERYONE’S PRIVACY
It is true that privacy is becoming more and more
difficult to uphold in this information age. While users may not have control about what their friends share online, they do have control over what they put out onto the virtual space. While it is not wrong to express oneself, it is not necessary that users share every minor details of their life on the social media accounts. This behavior does not only take up valuable storage space on the cyberspace, it also raises security concerns. In addition to this, users should not share personal information about someone else without their consent. 4. SEPARATE FACTS FROM OPINION
The beauty of information is today’s digital
age is it use of the so – called big data or content pooling by individuals, but it also has its curse. Everyone with access to The internet can contribute to the web of information. If users decide to do so, then they have to separate facts from opinion. Users should not publish personal beliefs and claim that they are right without proper research. They must only consider information and not abuse it. Give Credit Practice Respect Separate where due everyone’s facts from credit is diligence privacy opinion due THANK YOU!!