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  • Introduction
  • Module 1: A Very Brief History of Information
  • Module 2: The Consumption of Information
  • Module 3: Politics and the Legal Landscape of Information
  • Module 4: The Production of Information
  • Module 5: Information Online
  • Module 6: Organizing Information
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History, Tradition, and Culture — What it all means for Information Literacy

by LIS101 | Oct 17, 2017 | Readings, Video Content and Multimedia | 0 comments

This short presentation touches on historiography, narratives, tradition, memes, and culture and speculates about the impact of culture on information literacy.             Culture and Information PDF                        Culture and...

Open Data: Empowering Americans to Make Data-Driven Decisions

by LIS101 | May 12, 2016 | Webpages | 0 comments

Today, students are able to compare the cost of college with other significant data points, such as graduation rates and average salaries of graduates to determine where to get the most bang for their buck. Communities can finally map demographic, income, and school...

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