How do we use the LILT

Quiz

Results?

• Determine library instruction content specific to each APSU 1000 section • Future modification of LILT content • Further collaborative efforts between librarians and instructors to insure that students become information literate

What do the LILT Quiz Results Tell Us?

Every information source that presents a single viewpoint on an issue (e.g., the American Cancer Society website’s view on smoking) is biased, that is, it promotes support for a particular viewpoint.

[True or False] - Question 8, Module 5 771 correct responses; 77% of the total participants IL Standard 3 (Critical evaluation of information and its sources), Outcome: Demonstrates an understanding that information in any format reflects/supports a point of view and may be designed to trigger emotions.

What do the LILT Quiz Results Tell Us?

You can avoid plagiarizing by:

[select the correct response or responses] - Question 4, Module 6 461 correct responses; 57% of the total participants IL Standard 5 (Ethical use of information), Outcome: Demonstrates an understanding of what constitutes plagiarism and does not represent work attributable to others as his/her own IL Standard 4 (Effective use of information to accomplish purpose), Outcome: Integrates the new and prior information, including quotations and paraphrasings, in a manner that supports the purposes of the product or performance

What do the LILT Quiz Results Tell Us?

The statement “Information is selected through a review process: best describes information found:

[select the correct response] - Question 2b, Module 1 1620 correct responses; 78% of the total participants IL Standard 1 (Identifies types and formats of information), Outcome: Knows how information is formally and informally produced, organized, and disseminated

What do the LILT Quiz Results Tell Us?

Using the connector AND broadens your search; you will get more records back.

[True or False] - Question 9, Module 2 1307 correct responses; 75% of the total participants IL Standard 2 (Accesses information effectively and efficiently), Outcome: Demonstrates an understanding of the concept of Boolean logic and constructs a search statement using Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT).

What do the LILT Quiz Results Tell Us?

Which of the following is a good use of the “Invisible

Web” (web sources that libraries buy and deliver)? [select the correct response or responses] - Question 4, Module 5 811 correct responses; 80% of the participants IL Standard 5 (Economic, legal, and social issues surrounding the use of information), Outcome: Describes differences between sources available on the “Public Web” and in the Library