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Information Literacy
Why use academic, scholarly sources?
Information is the way we communicate, record our human experience, collect and analyze data. Librarians gather and make accessible information as closely aligned to your need. You can use a librarian for every step, for any discipline.
Careers in Information include: Data Asset Managers: Managing, organizing and storing information; Paralegal or Attorney: calendaring, interpreting, and communicating information as it pertains to a certain situation; Librarians categorize, purchase, archive and teach.
Authority Is Constructed and Contextual
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Information Creation as a Process
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Information Has Value
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Research as Inquiry
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Scholarship as Conversation
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Searching as Strategic Exploration
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