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DOI: 10.1016/j.chb.2016.12.050
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Information literacy and digital nativity as determinants of online information search strategies

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“…Adjustment of vocational education (SMK) to the industrial revolution 4.0 21st century learning is oriented towards digital lifestyle, thinking tools, learning research and the workings of knowledge, therefore, vocational education requires a high level of literacy [9]. The theme of information literacy is (1) determining the nature and level of information needs needed, (2) accessing the information needed, (3) using information effectively and efficiently, (4) using ethical and legal information [10], and (5) critically evaluate information and sources and incorporate selected information into pre-existing knowledge and value systems [11] (1) identify sources of information; (2) identify types of information; (3) choosing how to access information through the internet; (4) rediscovering information online; (5) establish criteria for assessing information from the internet; (6) establish criteria for assessing information from books; (7) uses new information to plan and create results; (8) communicating results or performance in writing; (9) understand various ethical, legal and socio-economic issues around information and information technology; and (10) recognizing the use of information sources used [12]. Based on Permendikbud (regulation) No.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adjustment of vocational education (SMK) to the industrial revolution 4.0 21st century learning is oriented towards digital lifestyle, thinking tools, learning research and the workings of knowledge, therefore, vocational education requires a high level of literacy [9]. The theme of information literacy is (1) determining the nature and level of information needs needed, (2) accessing the information needed, (3) using information effectively and efficiently, (4) using ethical and legal information [10], and (5) critically evaluate information and sources and incorporate selected information into pre-existing knowledge and value systems [11] (1) identify sources of information; (2) identify types of information; (3) choosing how to access information through the internet; (4) rediscovering information online; (5) establish criteria for assessing information from the internet; (6) establish criteria for assessing information from books; (7) uses new information to plan and create results; (8) communicating results or performance in writing; (9) understand various ethical, legal and socio-economic issues around information and information technology; and (10) recognizing the use of information sources used [12]. Based on Permendikbud (regulation) No.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Online information search strategies are among the important variable in effective and efficient information skills. Previous research has shown that lecturers and students experience issues in acquiring, accessing and using information both online and offline [2] [3]. The issues may cause by lack of technical competencies as well as infrastructural problems [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research has shown that lecturers and students experience issues in acquiring, accessing and using information both online and offline [2] [3]. The issues may cause by lack of technical competencies as well as infrastructural problems [3]. Technical competencies can be understood as students' ability on locating and applying online information search strategies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although studies on OISS have increased in recent years (Li, 2012), there are a limited number of studies in the literature on identifying variables that may affect these strategies. Studies on this topic have generally investigated the effects of internet usage, search experience and search frequency on OISS (Ay and Seferoğlu, 2017;Çaka, Doğan, and Şahin, 2016;Çevik;Çoklar et al, 2017;Wu and Tsai, 2007;Sırakaya and Çakır, 2014;Turan, Reisoğlu, Özçelik and Göktas, 2015). Besides, some studies have investigated the correlation between OISS and metacognitive awareness (Yılmaz, 2016), epistemological belief towards the internet (Yılmaz and Çakmak, 2016), and self-efficacy in internet usage (Şenvuva, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%