Oregon Educational Media Association
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Information Literacy Guidelines
English: Media and Technology
 
Common Curriculum Goals Content Standards AASL/AECT National Standards Benchmarks
Select and apply appropriate media and technology (current and emerging) to a task or topic. Develop and use successful strategies for locating information Accesses information efficiently and effectively . . .

1. recognizes the need for information;
2. recognizes that accurate and comprehensive information is the basis for intelligent decision making;
3. formulates questions based on information needs;
4. identifies a variety of potential sources of information;
5. develops and uses successful strategies for locating information.

AASL/AECT #1

Benchmarks
Acquire information from print, visual and electronic sources, including the Internet. Identify and use a variety of potential information resources from print, visual and electronic sources. Benchmarks
Understand that there are different organizational schemes to access information. Benchmarks
Identify ways information is organized and accessed in the school, community and outside sources. Benchmarks
Produce visual forms that enhance the impact of a product or presentation. Produce quality print and electronic documents addressing layout, design and audience. Uses information effectively and creatively . . .

1. organizes information for practical application;
2. integrates new information into one's own knowledge;
3.applies information in critical thinking and problem solving;
4. produces and communicates information and ideas in appropriate formats.

AASL/AECT #3

Benchmarks
Record and store data in a variety of formats (e.g. data bases, audio tapes, videotapes). Gather, record, organize and analyze data in a variety of formats. Benchmarks
Demonstrate ethical use of resources and materials (e.g. copyright, citations of sources). Apply ethical standards and guidelines to the use of resources and materials. Practices ethical behavior in regard to information and information technology . . .

1. respects the principles of intellectual freedom;
2. respects intellectual property rights;
3. uses information technology responsibly.

AASL/AECT #8

Benchmarks
Evaluate significance and accuracy of information and ideas presented in written, oral and visual communications. Analyze information critically and competently for accuracy, relevance, comprehensiveness, authority, bias, point of view, and purpose. Evaluates information critically and competently . . .

1. determines accuracy, relevance and comprehensiveness;
2. distinguishes among facts, point of view, and opinion;
3. identifies inaccurate and misleading information;
4. selects information appropriate to the problem or question at hand.

AASL/AECT #2

Benchmarks
 

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