Information Literacy (Microcredential)

The seven-credit Information Literacy microcredential encompasses skills related to researching, evaluating and understanding information in the 21st century using current technology and systems.

The three-course sequence can be transferred into several degrees at the college.
This microcredential addresses the information literacy competency requirement in the SUNY General Education requirements.

Courses

• English Composition I
• English Composition II
• Library Skills for Research

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Stackable

Credits earned in this microcredential can be applied to a number of degrees at the college.

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon the completion of this microcredential, students will be able to:

• Find, interpret, evaluate, synthesize and analyze resources for validity and suitability, as well as documenting information in the development of a research project.
• Identify how information is organized, stored, and disseminated while explaining current issues relating to information policy and use.
• Formulate systematic methods of library and Internet research, while employing computer technology to facilitate and enhance their writing and research.