Teaching Information Ethics to High School Students

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Main Author: Lehman, Kathy
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Language:en
Published: 2009
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contents Teaching Information Ethics to High School Students Lehman, Kathy School Libraries Ethics Information Literacy Media Specialists Plagiarism Cheating High School Students Internet Librarians Copyrights Intellectual Property Citations (References) Legal Responsibility Information Technology Democratic Values Decision Making Computer Mediated Communication The new AASL standards clearly spell out ethical responsibilities, which school librarians strive to instill and model as they work with staff and students. In this article, the author presents the AASL standards together with some tips and lesson ideas which she and her library partner have put into practice within their library media program.
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spellingShingle Teaching Information Ethics to High School Students
Lehman, Kathy
School Libraries
Ethics
Information Literacy
Media Specialists
Plagiarism
Cheating
High School Students
Internet
Librarians
Copyrights
Intellectual Property
Citations (References)
Legal Responsibility
Information Technology
Democratic Values
Decision Making
Computer Mediated Communication
Teaching Information Ethics to High School Students Lehman, Kathy School Libraries Ethics Information Literacy Media Specialists Plagiarism Cheating High School Students Internet Librarians Copyrights Intellectual Property Citations (References) Legal Responsibility Information Technology Democratic Values Decision Making Computer Mediated Communication The new AASL standards clearly spell out ethical responsibilities, which school librarians strive to instill and model as they work with staff and students. In this article, the author presents the AASL standards together with some tips and lesson ideas which she and her library partner have put into practice within their library media program.
title Teaching Information Ethics to High School Students
topic School Libraries
Ethics
Information Literacy
Media Specialists
Plagiarism
Cheating
High School Students
Internet
Librarians
Copyrights
Intellectual Property
Citations (References)
Legal Responsibility
Information Technology
Democratic Values
Decision Making
Computer Mediated Communication
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ842921