Information Literacy Interactive Tutorial

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Complete the multiple choice questions:

1. A citation is:
An alphabetical list of all sources used that appears at the end of a document
An acknowledgement of a source that appears in the text of a document
A date that shows when a document was written

2. References are:
An alphabetical list of all sources used that appears at the end of a document
An acknowledgement of a source that appears in the text of a document
A date that shows when a document was written

3. Plagiarism:
Gives authors certain rights to control the use of their creations, including making copies and issuing or communicating copies to the public
Is when you make multiple copies of a document
Is when you pass off someone else's work as your own

4. Copyright:
Means you may not copy any part of a document
Gives authors certain rights to control the use of their creations, including making copies and issuing or communicating copies to the public
Means you can make copies of a document and distribute to your colleagues

5. You find an article that you think your team would be interested in. You print off copies for your team and hand them round.
Is copyright being infringed? Yes No

6. You email your colleague with a link to a useful good practice guide.
Is copyright being infringed? Yes No

7. You are putting together some PowerPoint slides for a presentation. The slides will include some images and clips from a film.
Is copyright being infringed? Yes No Probably
Always check terms and conditions

8. You write a summary of a range of articles you have read and email them to your team. You include citations in the text and a reference list at the end.
Is copyright being infringed? Yes No

9. You find a relevant ebook and upload it to your organisation's intranet.
Is copyright being infringed? Yes No Probably
Always check terms and conditions

Please note that the above is for guidance only and does constitute legal advice.