This module covers why information literacy skills matter and how to get started with a research project, including understanding the process, choosing a topic, and beginning research.
This module covers the basics of evaluating resources for authority, accuracy, and other criteria.
This module explores how to locate, evaluate, and understand visual images & statistics, and to think critically about how and why they are being used in different contexts.
This module covers how information is created and the many different types of sources that students encounter while doing research.
This module covers the basics of using information and presenting it to others.
This module covers the importance of academic integrity and the basics of citing sources in different styles.
This module covers the basics of searching for information, including choosing the right source, identifying keywords, and search techniques
This module covers the basics of academic integrity, plagiarism, & copyright.
Logical reasoning is the process of observation, gathering evidence, and building an argument with the goal of reaching a conclusion. As a student, you can use logical reasoning to solve problems and develop ideas in your academic and personal life.
This module explores cultural norms or generalizations, behaviors, and beliefs, and puts them in context.
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