To me, information literacy means knowing how to find good, reliable information, understanding it, and using it in the right way. It’s about being able to decide if the information is true and helpful and using it to solve problems, share ideas, or make decisions. It also means knowing how to organize and present the information clearly so that others can understand and trust it.

2.How will you need information literacy skills in the specific industry in which you will work after graduation?

I have a strong interest in filming and photographing natural disasters, and if I get a job as a photographer for an organization like National Geographic, which is something I’m dreaming about, information literacy will be very important. I would need to research locations, study the science behind natural disasters, and understand the culture and history of the areas I document. Information literacy would also help me stay updated on weather patterns, environmental conditions, and potential risks, ensuring I’m well prepared. It’s also essential for finding accurate sources, sharing trustworthy information, and presenting my work in a way that tells powerful, meaningful stories about the world.

3.Give specific examples ( e.g. as a teacher, a chef, a business manager etc.) of the types of lifelong learning and research you will need to participate in as a successful employee in your specific field ( the program you are studying at Humber College)

As someone passionate about capturing the power and beauty of natural disasters through photography, lifelong learning, and research are key to building a successful career. For example, I will need to stay updated on advancements in equipment, such as high-resolution cameras, drones, or innovative lighting techniques, to ensure I can capture the most detailed and dynamic shots. I will also need to learn about the science behind disasters, like how hurricanes or earthquakes happen, so I can plan my shots safely and effectively. Researching the history and culture of the places I visit will help me understand the story I’m telling with my photos. Continuing to improve my editing skills and learning new ways to share my work will also be important for reaching a bigger audience.

Q2: Academic integrity should be practiced in the workplace and in our lives. For example, we must complete our work tasks in the best way. If we make a mistake or if we have problems at work, we must inform the manager and be honest with him so that he can help us overcome these problems.

1- It has a friendly opening

2- Reason of the email

3- The email offering help

4- Have a closing line

5- End with friendly good-bye

Answer: I have learned many important lessons from this course, like strategies for document design and adjusting the tone and style of the messages. For me, designing a professional workplace document is the most important lesson I learned from this course because it will help me create emails that look professional and have all the necessary qualities:

            1.         They are formatted to meet the reader’s expectations.

            2. They are easy to read.

            3. They are easy to remember.

            4. They look professional.

2.     What was challenging for you?

Answer: One of the biggest challenges I face is managing my time. I often work long hours during holidays and after coming back from college.

3.     What skills learned in the course would you apply in the workplace after you graduate from Humber? Give an example and explain.

Answer: I will use professional email design because it will increase my chances of getting a job after graduating from college.

4.     Do you have any suggestions for course content and delivery that would make your experience a better one?

Answer: Saving some time at the end of the lesson to do group work tasks in class before we go home.