This document provides an introduction to media and information literacy. It includes a table of contents covering topics such as indigenous knowledge, the internet, libraries, and different types of information sources. The document defines the internet as a global computer network consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols to provide information and communication. It concludes by providing contact information for any questions.

1. Media Information
Literacy

2. Media and
Information
Sources
Media Information Literacy

3. Indigenous
Knowledge
Internet
Library
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Table of contents
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Introduction to Media and Information Literacy

4. Indigenous
Knowledge
Locally appropriate.
Restraint in resource exploitation
Diversified production systems.
Respect for nature
Human dependence on nature for survival.
Flexibility.
Social responsibility

5. Library
User
services
Technical
services
Computer
services
Administrative
services
Academic
libraries
Public
libraries
School
libraries

6. As defined in the Oxford Dictionary,
the Internet is “a global computer
network providing a variety of
information and communication
facilities, consisting of interconnected
networks using standardized
communication protocols.”

7. Other
Classifications
of Information
Sources
Primary
Sources of
Information
Secondary
Sources of
Information
Indexes
Survey
type
Reference
type
Tertiary
Sources of
information

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