Information Literacy (Lab)




“KNOWLEDGE IS POWER”
            In my opinion, it means being informed always enables us to be aware and even manipulate the world we live in. In this Information Age where information flows constantly, having knowledge allows you to change the current society.

ETHICAL USE OF INFORMATION
  •       Plagiarism
  •       Common Knowledge
  •       Interpretation
  •       Quotation
  •       Paraphrase
Why is the importance of giving credit to the source?

            Giving credit is the ethical thing to do for others who have done the work. This a way of respecting the owner of the source without physical interaction with them and this also gives the owner support.

ACADEMIC TRIP
PLAN A
PLAN B
Place/ Location
Mind Museum
National Museum
Activity/ Schedule
Educational Viewing
-
8am- Departure for Destination
9am-ETA
9:30am-12pm- Museum Viewing
12-pm1:30pm- Lunch
2pm- Departure for School
Educational Viewing
-
9:30am- Departure for Destination
10am-ETA
10am-1pm- Museum Viewing
1:30pm-2:30pm- Lunch
3pm- Departure for School
Best Time to Visit/ Length of Stay
BEST TIME: Tuesdays
9am-12pm
Weekdays (except Monday)
10am-5pm
Transportation
Bus
Commute (Jeep)
Accommodation
-
-
Food
(Students will bring their own food)
(Students can eat at the nearby food places with teachers’ supervision)
Things to Bring
ID, Extra Change of Clothes, Paper, Pencil, Activity Guide, Snacks, Lunch, Towel/ Handkerchief
ID, Extra Change of Clothes, Paper, Pencil, Activity Guide, Snacks, Lunch, Towel/ Handkerchief
Other Information you may Need
*Promos if available and number of teachers and/or guardians coming. House Rules of venue*
*Promos if available and number of teachers and/or guardians coming. House Rules of Venue*
Total Budget
20,000Php
800Php

Sources:
https://www.olx.ph/item/affordable-tourist-bus-mini-bus-and-coaster-for-rent-ID88l7P.html?h=c7f25703a1
https://www.themindmuseum.org/visit-us/plan-your-visit
http://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph/nationalmuseumbeta/Visit/Visit.html
Illenia Mananguit, 2017, Edmodo.com
AN INFORMATION LITERATE INDIVIDUAL

            A person is information literate when he/she id able to know when information is needed and by knowing that need he/she can effectively gather, verify and communicate that information to others. The information literate person knows how to be responsible in getting the sources of verification for his/her information and share the verified information effectively through the appropriate media chosen. Although he/she is capable of this, he/she is also capable of admitting mistakes if made. He/she contributes greatly to society by sharing information that is credible and reliable for people to believe.

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