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What is IF?  Information fluency is

the ability to gather, evaluate, and use information.


 

InfoLit Log

UCF’s Information Literacy Modules have arrived!  Stay out of trouble with plagiarism and improperly cited sources. Make sure that you use reputable Web sites. Find out how to search for information wisely.

http://infolit.ucf.edu/students







 

 

 

 

 

Faculty & Staff News and Resources

Grant Report - Automatic Essay Grader Study

Shannon Whitten reports on her group's 2007-2008 Enhancement Grant which dealt with Automatic Essay Graders and Information Fluency (read her report here). For more information about this grant and the results, please contact Shannon Whitten at the UCF Palm Bay campus.

 

CALL FOR PAPERS, POSTER SESSIONS,
AND PANEL DISCUSSIONS
for
Evolution, the Environment, & Responsible Knowledge

An International Multi- and Interdisciplinary Conference
Presented by
The University of Central Florida Department of
Philosophy, the QEP for Information Fluency, the UCF Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities, and AAC&U's Core Commitments Grant
January 26-28, 2009 at the University of Central Florida

 

IF Track 2008 Summer

Faculty Development Conference

Slides and Handouts



What if there was a faster way to find information?

 

What if there was an easy way to know if the information is credible?

 

What if there was help available to communicate that information?

 

What if your professors thought your E-mails were as impressive as your papers?
Through the Information Fluency Initiative, we are committed to projects that will improve the information fluency student learning outcomes for our graduates.  Please bookmark this website to keep up to date with our Resources, Projects & Plans and Information Fluency Facts.
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Office of Information Fluency

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P.O. Box 161250

Orlando, FL 3816-1250

(407) 823-1341