Module Overview: Information literacy is the ability to find, evaluate, use, and communicate information effectively and responsibly. In university, students interact with information from books, journals, websites, social media, AI tools, lectures, and digital platforms. This module introduces the foundations of information literacy and why it matters for academic success.
Learning Focus:
What Is Information Literacy?
Why Information Quality Matters
Types of Information Sources
Becoming a Responsible Information User
Lesson Sequence:
What Is Information Literacy?
Why Information Quality Matters
Types of Information Sources
Becoming a Responsible Information User
Module Overview: Students interact with digital information every day through websites, social media, videos, AI tools, online news, and digital platforms. Not all online information is accurate, trustworthy, or unbiased. This module helps students evaluate digital information critically, identify misinformation, understand media influence, and become responsible digital citizens.
Learning Focus:
Evaluating Online Information
Misinformation, Disinformation & Fake News
Media Bias, Algorithms & Digital Influence
Responsible Digital Citizenship & Information Sharing
Lesson Sequence:
Evaluating Online Information
Misinformation, Disinformation & Fake News
Media Bias, Algorithms & Digital Influence
Responsible Digital Citizenship & Information Sharing
Module Overview: Academic integrity and ethical information use are essential for university success, professional credibility, and responsible digital participation. Students must understand how to use information honestly, acknowledge sources properly, avoid plagiarism, and respect intellectual property. This module helps students develop ethical academic and digital information practices.
Learning Focus:
Understanding Academic Integrity
Plagiarism & Responsible Citation
Intellectual Property & Ethical Information Use
Building Ethical Academic & Digital Habits
Lesson Sequence:
Understanding Academic Integrity
Plagiarism & Responsible Citation
Intellectual Property & Ethical Information Use
Building Ethical Academic & Digital Habits
Module Overview: University students manage large amounts of academic, personal, and digital information every day. Strong information-management skills help students stay organized, protect sensitive information, improve productivity, and use digital tools responsibly. This module helps students develop effective information organization, digital management, privacy, and security habits.
Learning Focus:
Organizing Information & Knowledge
Digital Note-Taking & Knowledge Management
Data Privacy, Security & Safe Information Practices
Responsible Information Storage & Sharing
Lesson Sequence:
Organizing Information & Knowledge
Digital Note-Taking & Knowledge Management
Data Privacy, Security & Safe Information Practices
Responsible Information Storage & Sharing
Information Literacy for Lifelong Learning & Professional Success
Module Overview: Information literacy is not only an academic skill - it is a lifelong skill that supports career success, responsible citizenship, leadership, and continuous learning. In a rapidly changing digital world, students must learn how to adapt, evaluate information critically, and use knowledge responsibly throughout their lives. This module helps students connect information literacy to professional success, digital transformation, lifelong learning, and future workplace demands.
Learning Focus:
Information Literacy for Career & Professional Success
Workplace Communication & Responsible Information Use
AI, Emerging Technologies & Future Information Challenges
Lifelong Learning & Continuous Information Growth
Lesson Sequence:
Information Literacy for Career & Professional Success
Workplace Communication & Responsible Information Use
AI, Emerging Technologies & Future Information Challenges
Lifelong Learning & Continuous Information Growth
