Lesson 4: Digital Information Literacy

It is the ability to analyze, evaluate, and access electronic information.

• Digital information literacy

• Digital literate

• Information literate

It is a form of information that is not factual and up-to date.

• Credible source

• Unreliable source

Digital Information Literacy allows students to have access to a pool of information and facilitates independent learning.

• Cybersecurity

• Critical thinking

• Access to Information

• Adaptability

Digital Information Literacy allows students to evaluate sources and information, and to think critically to the information they encouter.

• Cybersecurity

• Critical thinking

• Access to Information

• Adaptability

Digital Information Literacy allows students to adapt to changes in the evolving digital world.

• Cybersecurity

• Critical thinking

• Access to Information

• Adaptability

Digital Information Literacy allows students to understand online safety and the importance of protection in the online world.

• Cybersecurity

• Critical thinking

• Access to Information

• Adaptability

It is a form of information that is free from bias and backed up with evidence.

• Credible source

• Unreliable source

Part of T.R.A.A.P which means the information should match the topic questions and must add new knowledge.

• Timeliness

• Relevance

• Accuracy

• Author

• Purpose

Part of T.R.A.A.P which means information must come from expert or trusted group or organization.

• Timeliness

• Relevance

• Accuracy

• Author

• Purpose

Part of T.R.A.A.P which means information must be accurate, current, and up-to-date.

• Timeliness

• Relevance

• Accuracy

• Author

• Purpose