Information Literacy is ‘the ability to know when there is a need for information and be able to identify, locate, evaluate and effectively use that information for the issue or problem at hand’
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Finding Information
Information that cannot be found is a double cost to a business - it can't be used and it is still being stored or maintained. The skills of search and navigation are essential to the ability to find and recognise useful information.
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Creating Good Information
Information that has been properly created is far more likely to be properly used. Practical naming conventions, the correct application of metadata and unstructured information frameowrks are all requirements of well created information assets.
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Organising Information
How to organise information is one of the most valuable skills an organisation needs in its staff. Knowing what to store, where to store it and how to publish and share are essential aspects of the effective use of information.
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Information Innovations provides strategic guidance, backed by practical module and workshop based training and staff development, to enable the highest levels of Information Literacy within organisations - large and small
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