GNED 1820 Digital Information Literacy

Critical evaluation of digital sources, information management, and ethical use of technology.

About this course

In a world of constant digital updates, knowing how to find, evaluate, and use information is essential. GNED 1820 teaches you how to separate reliable sources from noise. You will learn to check facts, spot bias, and manage your research efficiently.

The course also covers the ethical side of technology. You will explore how to use digital tools responsibly, protect data privacy, and avoid plagiarism in an online environment. These skills help you succeed in your program and in your future career.

Who takes this course

• Bachelor of Applied Business — Accounting
• Network & Cloud Administration
• Pre-Technology Foundations
• Architectural Technology
• Interior Design Technology

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Evaluate the credibility and bias of digital sources.
• Apply information management strategies to organize research.
• Demonstrate ethical use of technology and data in academic work.
• Distinguish between primary and secondary digital information.

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