Info & Communication Literacy Quest

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Froggy Jumps Info & Communication Literacy QuestOnline version Master info literacy skills by Jaycee Sinio 1 What is information literacy? a Skill to type faster than search engines b Knowing all online sources by heart c Ability to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively 2 Which step comes first in the information literacy process? a Cite the sources b Define the information need c Evaluate sources 3 Which source is most reliable for academic research? a Personal blogs b Peer-reviewed journals c Unverified forums 4 What does 'evaluate' involve in info literacy? a Ignore author qualifications b Copy the content c Assess reliability, relevance, and bias 5 What is a credible citation practice? a Using quotes from any source only b Avoiding all references c Citing sources in a consistent format 6 Which type of bias should you watch for in sources? a Confirmation bias b Random bias c No bias at all 7 What is media literacy primarily about? a Accepting all media claims b Creating viral memes c Critically analyzing media messages 8 Which tool helps verify online information? a Rely on the first result b Cross-check with multiple reputable sources c Only check social media 9 Why is copyright important in info literacy? a It bans online learning b It prevents using any information c It respects authorship and usage rights 10 What is information governance? a Free storage of data forever b Hosting servers in one country c Policies for managing information life cycle

Froggy Jumps

Info & Communication Literacy QuestOnline version

Master info literacy skills

by Jaycee Sinio

What is information literacy?

Skill to type faster than search engines

Knowing all online sources by heart

Ability to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively

Which step comes first in the information literacy process?

Cite the sources

Define the information need

Evaluate sources

Which source is most reliable for academic research?

Personal blogs

Peer-reviewed journals

Unverified forums

What does 'evaluate' involve in info literacy?

Ignore author qualifications

Copy the content

Assess reliability, relevance, and bias

What is a credible citation practice?

Using quotes from any source only

Avoiding all references

Citing sources in a consistent format

Which type of bias should you watch for in sources?

Confirmation bias

Random bias

No bias at all

What is media literacy primarily about?

Accepting all media claims

Creating viral memes

Critically analyzing media messages

Which tool helps verify online information?

Rely on the first result

Cross-check with multiple reputable sources

Only check social media

Why is copyright important in info literacy?

It bans online learning

It prevents using any information

It respects authorship and usage rights

What is information governance?

Free storage of data forever

Hosting servers in one country

Policies for managing information life cycle

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What is information literacy?

Which step comes first in the information literacy process?

Which source is most reliable for academic research?

What does 'evaluate' involve in info literacy?

What is a credible citation practice?

Which type of bias should you watch for in sources?

What is media literacy primarily about?

Which tool helps verify online information?

Why is copyright important in info literacy?

What is information governance?

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