Information literate students can:
-Recognize the need for information;
-Access information efficiently and effectively;
-Evaluate information and its sources critically;
-Incorporate selected information into one’s
knowledge base;
-Use information effectively to accomplish
a specific purpose;
-Understand the economic, legal, and social issues surrounding the use of information;
- Access and use information ethically and legally.
(De Jager & Nassimbeni, 2000)
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An education,
as a form of learning, unlike "training" involves "transformation." The difference between training and education is that training shapes a person's mind and body to perform certain tasks, but educations helps shape and transform attitudes and values.
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