Student Guide to Information Literacy – Core: Citations, AI and Information Ethics
Information Ethics
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Tutorial: Academic Integrity In this tutorial, students will learn how to apply principles of academic integrity to their daily lives, by recognizing the value of information and their own responsibilities as users of information. The tutorial contains two videos which will introduce students to the importance of approaching research as an encounter with ideas, acquiring information from a range of sources, and looking at issues from a range of perspectives in order to achieve a full understanding of their topic.
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Tutorial: Information has Value Use this tutorial to introduce students to the ACRL Frame Information Has Value. Students will become aware of their roles as information creators and consumers and learn how issues like copyright and the digital divide affect their academic and personal lives.
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Tutorial: Copyright Use this tutorial to introduce students to the purpose of copyright protections, the definition of public domain, and the concept of fair use.
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Video: Plagiarism This video provides examples and explanations of specific types of plagiarism, such as cloning, aggregation, and self-plagiarism, as well as strategies to prevent plagiarizing and a reminder of the possible consequences of academic dishonesty.
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Tutorial: Digital Privacy This tutorial will introduce students to the idea of digital privacy and their responsibilities as information users. Students will analyze how they engage with online tools and services and consider ways to protect their personal information, plus the limits of what individuals can do to protect their privacy.
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Quiz: Information Ethics This quiz corresponds with the multimedia on academic integrity and plagiarism.
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Tutorial: Introduction to Digital Citizenship Use this tutorial to help students to consider what it means to be a digital citizen and start to examining their relationship with information in online spaces.
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Tutorial: Digital Citizenship in Practice In this tutorial, students will examine strategies for applying digital citizenship practices to their daily lives. Students will also have the opportunity to create their own personal code ethics to help them apply responsible information habits outside of the classroom.
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Quiz: Digital Citizenship in Practice Use this quiz to assess students' understanding of the role digital citizenship plays in the classroom and their personal lives.
AI or Artificial Intelligence
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Tutorial: Student Guide to AI What generative AI is, how it works, the issues involved, and how to use it in academic work if permitted.
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Quiz: Student Guide to AI A quiz that examines students on their knowledge of how Gen AI works and the academic integrity issues involved with its use.
Citations
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Tutorial: Why Citations Matter This tutorial provides an overview of why it is important to cite sources, and an explanation for why different citation formats and citation styles exist.
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Tutorial: APA Citations 7th Edition Students will be able to identify the required elements of APA 7th edition citation style in order to properly format in-text and reference list citations in their assignments. The tutorial includes several “check your understanding” questions with drag and drop exercises where students can format citations of different source types properly.
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Quiz: APA 7th Edition Citations This quiz covers the material in the APA 7th edition tutorial.
APA 7th Edition Citation Guide
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Publication Manual 7th Edition of the American Psychological Association
Call Number: WZ 345 P976 2020ISBN: 9781433832161Publication Date: 2019 7th edition
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APA 7th Edition Citation Guide
by Anne Heimann Last Updated Aug 16, 2022 1487 views this year