Information overload and search techniques
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The technological age has forever altered every aspect of life and
work. Technology has changed how people locate and view infor-
mation. However, the transition from print to electronic formats has
created numerous challenges for individuals to overcome. These
challenges include coping with the massive amounts of informa-
tion bombarding people and sorting through a multitude of often
inferior sources. To adjust and cope, individuals must acquire in-
formation literacy skills. The American Library Association defines
information literacy as a set of abilities requiring individuals to
“recognize when information is needed and have the ability to
locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information.”
Information literacy skills are a necessary skill for survival in
today’s information driven society. Schools must prepare students to
be successful in the real world, by teaching them to become effective
users of information through information literacy skills. Technolog-
ical innovations are sure to continue to advance; therefore we must
adapt and embrace these changes or we will be left behind.
KEYWORDS information literacy
ISSUE
The technological age has forever altered every aspect of life and work. The
development of the personal computer and explosion of the Internet in the
1990’s revolutionized the transmission and format of information. Today, the
majority of Americans use the computer on a daily basis. The Pew Internet
& American Life Project reported that on ...
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We are now living in the information society and global village of which we are bombarded with huge sums of information which is not all relevant to us. It is therefore imperative to be well equipped with information literacy skills so as to curb the information explosion. Simply being exposed to a great deal of information will not make people informed citizens, they need information literacy skills. Information literacy comes as a ‘medicine’ in curing the information exposition. Information seekers can tackle information explosion by employing strategies such as information literacy education, development of information search skills, library education, user orientation, bibliographic user instruction, information fluency and all other information literacy competencies.
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Running Head: DATA BREACH 1
DATA BREACH 9
Data Breach Research Proposal
Introduction
In the present world, there has been a series of technological advancements especially in this era of digital migration where everybody is using technology. However, a lot of people do not realize that there are problems that arise as technological changes continue happening. One of the biggest challenge faced in the technological environment is data breaching. This refers to incidences where an individual’s private and confidential information is accessed by unauthorized individuals. Due to diverse lack of technological knowhow, a lot of people and organizations have become victims as occurrences of these data breaches rise each day. In the last two years at least 258,000 organizations has fallen as an estimate of about 3.9 million individuals from different parts of the world has been robbed as a result of data breaches (Ayyagari, 2012).
Clearly, the victim figure above emphasizes the need to come up with a solution to the data breaches more than ever before. The motivation behind carrying out the author’s my proposed research is the rapid changes in the world of technology thatwhich does not match the rate at which a big population adjusts along with the technological changes. This makes them vulnerable to more and more data breaches every day if something is not done. I believe that creating awareness concerning how to be data secure will greatly impact the world positively through reducing the data breaches occurrences.
In my research, I look forward to investigating a number of issues as far as data breaches are concerned. The issues include:
· Causes of data breaches.
· How the data breaches are done.
·
Solution
s to data breaches.
Importance of the proposed research.
With the continual technological advancements, I believe that if a large population of people as well as organizations that make use of technology to store their confidential data get to know all about these issues as well as how to combat data breaches, then the world would be a peaceful place to live in. it will also give room for further technological advancements as the more data secure people will be more willing to embrace the changes.
Literature review
“Meyer, C. H., & Matyas, S. M. (1982). CRYPTOGRAPHY: A new dimension in computer data security: A guide for the design and implementation of secure systems. Wiley.”Comment by Herbert Kemp: I assume the final lit review will be longer….
My theoretical framework
Causes of data breaches
One of the causes of data breaches is cyber-attacks. This has been the leading data security threat over the last two years. This refers to a situation whereby an individual- cybercriminal- accesses an organization’s data and uses it for malicious gains whether for fun, for financial gains or even for undercover activities such as spying.
Another cause of data br.
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- 1. INFORMATION OVERLOAD AND SEARCH TECHNIQUES 1 Teacher: Luísa Lima Subject: English 2014
- 2. WHAT IS INFORMATION OVERLOAD? Information overload refers to the difficulty a person can have to understand an issue and to make decisions that can be caused by the presence of too much information. “Information overload occurs when the amount of input to the system exceeds its processing capacity.”- “The Managing of Organizations”, of Bertram Gross (1964). 2
- 4. A rapidly increase of new information being produced also know as journalism. The ease of duplication and transmission of data across the Internet. Consumers become producers. Causes of Causes of information information overload overload A lack of method for comparing and processing different kinds of information. An increase in the available channels of incoming information (RSS, instant messaging, e-mail). 4
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- 7. EFFECTIVE ONLINE SEARCH TECHNIQUES Phrase searching Truncation Wildcard Field searching Setting Limits Boolean 7
- 8. SEARCH TECHNIQUES Phrase Searching Instead of American English Try “American English” or (American English) Truncation Instead of machine Try 8 machin? for machine, machinery, machinist
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