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Teaching Information Literacy Skills

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ISBN-10: 0205280072

ISBN-13: 9780205280070

Edition: 1999 (Teachers Edition, Instructors Manual, etc.)

Authors: Patricia Iannuzzi, Stephen S. Strichart, Charles T. Mangrum

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Book details

List price: $32.00
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Publication date: 10/22/1998
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 200
Size: 8.25" wide x 11.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.100
Language: English

Stephen S. Strichartis a professor of special education and learning disabilities at Florida International University Miami. nbsp; Charles T. Mangrum IIis a professor of special education and reading at the University of Miami Coral Gables where he trains instructors who teach students with reading and learning disabilities. Both have authored numerous books and articles on topics related to special education and study skills.

All chapters begin with Chapter Objectives
Titles of Reproducible Activities
Using the Reproducible Activities and conclude with an Answer Key
Introduction
Information Literacy
How This Book Will Help
Information Literacy Skills Taught in This Book
About the Reproducible Activities
How This Book Is Organized
How to Use This Book
Teaching Notes
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
Accessing Information
A Strategy for Using Information Literacy Skills
Information Literacy and Research
Learning about Tools to Find Information
Using a Card Catalog
Using an Online Catalog
Using Your Online Catalog
Learning about Print Indexes and Electronic Databases
Learning about Types of Print Indexes and Electronic Databases
Using Print Indexes and Electronic Databases
Learning about Keywords
Learning about Boolean Connectors
Using Keywords and Boolean Connectors to Research Your Topic
Learning about Truncation
Searching by Proximity
Learning about Controlled Vocabulary
Using Controlled Vocabulary
Limiting by Date and Language
Using Date and Language Limits
Marking, Printing, Downloading, and Sending
Using Advanced Search Strategy Techniques
Locating and Using Materials
Formats of Information
Types of Materials Found in a Library
Using Microfilms
Learning about Call Numbers
Learning about the Dewey Decimal System
Learning about the Library of Congress System
Learning about Popular Magazines and Scholarly Journals
Using Popular Magazines and Scholarly Journals
Learning about Government Documents
Using Government Documents
Learning about Primary Sources
Using Primary Sources
Using Reference Sources
Learning about Reference Sources
Learning about Electronic Reference Sources
Locating Print and Electronic Dictionaries
Using a Dictionary
Comparing Information from Dictionaries
Locating Print and Electronic Encyclopedias
Using a Print Encyclopedia
Comparing Information from Print Encyclopedias
Using a Multimedia Encyclopedia
Comparing Information from Print and Multimedia Encyclopedias
Locating Almanacs
Using Almanacs
Locating Statistical Sources
Using Statistical Abstract of the United States
Locating Print and Electronic Atlases
Using Print Atlases
Using Electronic Atlases
Locating Biographical Sources
Using Biographical Sources
Locating Chronologies
Using Chronologies
Locating Reference Sources for Literary Criticism
Using Reference Sources for Literary Criticism
Using Reference Sources
Interpreting Visual Information from Reference Sources
Tables
Another Table
A Complex Table
Bar Graphs
Line Graphs
Pie Graphs
Organizational Charts
Time Lines
Diagrams
Political and Physical Maps
Data Maps
Using the Internet
A Strategy for Using Information Literacy Skills
Learning about the Internet
Learning about E-mail
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