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Information Literacy consists of integrated abilities encompassing the reflective discovery of information, the understanding of how information is produced and valued and the use of information in creating new knowledge and participating ethically in communities of learning.

--Association of College and Research Libraries

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Information Literacy

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College-Level
Research

What Do
Researchers Do?

Parts of a
Scholarly Article

How to Search

Finding
Books &
Articles

Evaluating Sources

Literature Reviews

Web vs. Google Scholar

Citing
Sources

Qualitative
Methods

Scholarly Articles

What is Scholarship?

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A scholar develops specialized knowledge about an issue or field of study and continues to build their expertise through research and participation in on-going conversations around that subject. A Scholar will:

Red dot used as a bullet Seek, learn, and share new information about their topic of expertise.
Red dot used as a bullet Engage, critique, or expand on existing ideas and research in their field.
Red dot used as a bullet Distinguishe between their words and ideas and those borrowed from other sources.

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