INFORMATION LITERARCY

INFORMATION LITERACY

-Is a set of abilities that enables

an individual to recognize when
information is needed, locate,
evaluate; use effectively the
needed information.
INFORMATION
• Is the data that has been collected, processed, and
interpreted In order to be presented in a usable form. In
media world, information is often used to describe knowledge
of specific events or situations that has been gathered or
received by communication, intelligence or news reports.

LITERACY
Is understanding of a specific subject
 DATA
•refers to unstructured facts and figures
that create the least impact on the
receiver. 
•It has no context.
EXAMPLE
 INFORMATION
• Contextualize EXAMPLE
• Categorized
•  Condensed Total number of 
students in a class
It is data organized with relevance
and purpose.
 KNOWLEDGE

•refers to the human understanding of a

subject matter derived from
experience, learning and thinking.
ETHICAL USE OF INFORMATION
PRIVACY

ACCURACY

PLAGIARISM
 PRIVACY

Data Privacy Act of 2012

R.A 10173
 ACCURACY
•elates to the correctness of the
information source to the details of the
information.
•It is too risky to produced wrong
information
 PLAGIARISM
•Using the words or ideas of another
person as if they were your own or
ideas.
•It can be an act of fraud that involves
someone else’s work.
 Types of Plagiarism

COMPLETE PLAGIARISM

 When someone, take the whole study or manuscript that

someone else created, and submit it under her/his name.

SOURCE BASED PLAGIARISM

If someone cite a source but it is incorrect or

doesn’t exist, it is misleading citation.
 Types of Plagiarism

DIRECT PLAGIARISM

 When someone, copy the work of another person, word by word

without the use of quotation mark and attribution.

PARAPHRASING PLAGIARISM

Made minor changes but the idea is the same

then submit it under his name.
 Types of Plagiarism
MOSAIC PLAGIARISM
 Mosaic Plagiarism occurs when a student borrows phrases from a source
without using quotation marks, or finds synonyms for the author's
language while keeping to the same general structure and meaning of
the original.
ACCIDENTAL PLAGIARISM
Unintentional plagiarism, or the misuse of sources, is the
accidental appropriation of the ideas and materials of others
due to a lack of understanding of the conventions of citation
and documentation.
 ACCTIVITY
Search  any of the following topic below. Give your best to produced ACCURATE information and avoid PLAGIARISM.
•
Any history that happened in any part of the world. 
•Types of government system
•Different types of Religion

After searching, kindly enough to answer the given question. Use your own word to answer this one
•How will you become a wise consumer and producer of information?