Assessing Students' Information Literacy: Attitudes and Perceptions of College Students across Generations
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2025
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| author | Heather A. Dalal Arthur Taylor Sharon Whitfield |
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| contents | Assessing Students' Information Literacy: Attitudes and Perceptions of College Students across Generations Heather A. Dalal Arthur Taylor Sharon Whitfield Information Literacy Student Attitudes College Students Generational Differences Age Groups Gender Differences Academic Achievement Attitude Change Student Behavior Information Seeking Private Colleges Grade Point Average Generation Z has come of age in a world inundated with an immediate and constant flow of information from a variety of sources. This information is usually uncurated, unverified, and presented in ways that make it difficult to discern the source and the veracity of the information. While previous generations had access to similar information, it was more likely to be curated (e.g., library sources), or compiled by professionals (e.g., professional journal reporting, academics), and was also not immediately available. |
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| spellingShingle | Assessing Students' Information Literacy: Attitudes and Perceptions of College Students across Generations Heather A. Dalal Arthur Taylor Sharon Whitfield Information Literacy Student Attitudes College Students Generational Differences Age Groups Gender Differences Academic Achievement Attitude Change Student Behavior Information Seeking Private Colleges Grade Point Average Assessing Students' Information Literacy: Attitudes and Perceptions of College Students across Generations Heather A. Dalal Arthur Taylor Sharon Whitfield Information Literacy Student Attitudes College Students Generational Differences Age Groups Gender Differences Academic Achievement Attitude Change Student Behavior Information Seeking Private Colleges Grade Point Average Generation Z has come of age in a world inundated with an immediate and constant flow of information from a variety of sources. This information is usually uncurated, unverified, and presented in ways that make it difficult to discern the source and the veracity of the information. While previous generations had access to similar information, it was more likely to be curated (e.g., library sources), or compiled by professionals (e.g., professional journal reporting, academics), and was also not immediately available. |
| title | Assessing Students' Information Literacy: Attitudes and Perceptions of College Students across Generations |
| topic | Information Literacy Student Attitudes College Students Generational Differences Age Groups Gender Differences Academic Achievement Attitude Change Student Behavior Information Seeking Private Colleges Grade Point Average |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1463524 |