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Information Literacy Session 8
- 1. Information Literacy Session Eight “Whenever I found out anything remarkable, I have thought it my duty to put down my discovery on paper, so that all ingenious people might be informed thereof.” -Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
- 3. Communicating Information • General considerations – Goals of communicating • What are you trying to communicate? • Who are you presenting it to? – Form of communication • Written • Presentation: Speech, PowerPoint, Overhead, etc. – Logic and professionalism • Make sense • Take it seriously
- 4. Communicating Information •Presenting information effectively •Methods of presentation •Oral •Written •Visually •Electronically • Factors in choosing method •Your audience •Type of information you are conveying •The presentation environment
- 5. Your Turn • Share: – What your topic is – Why you chose it – Your outline – One or two of your most helpful sources
- 6. Which of these questions should you NOT ask when preparing to communicate information? A. What are you trying to communicate? B. Who are you communicating to? C. What would impress my audience? D. Where is it going to be presented? CommandButton1
- 7. A. True B. False Part of oral communication is using listening skills CommandButton1
- 8. A. Define the need B. Conjecture the solution C. Evaluate the information D. Organize the information Which of these was NOT one of the five steps of Information Literacy? CommandButton1
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- The final step is to Communicate the Information
- What is the purpose of your communication What are you trying to communicate? Who are you presenting it to? Colleagues Instructor What is the best format? Written Presentation Formats Speech Power Points Overheads Where are you going to present it? Classroom In the field
- Remember these are different way of communicating information or Channels of Communication Channel you use should be selected based on its ability to facilitate effective communication Oral: Stand up and talk Professional appearance: dress, posture, organization, speaking loud and clear, appropriate Enthusiastic and attentive: engage audience Body language Listening skills: not just talking but interacting Avoid assumptions: that they already know what you are talking about Written Various kinds of written communication we talked about ways to communicate effectively this way earlier in the class Visually A picture says a thousand words Electronically Via Power Points, video, etc.
- Now it is your turn Show us your completed Poster page What is your topic Why did you choose it Explain your outline Where did you get your sources
- Answer: C
- Answer: A
- Answer: B