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Information Literacy Question

i have a question...i am sure it has been answered before, but i am unable to find it. i know they say the info. lit. course is easy, and that it is basically open book, so here is my question: the final exam that you submit that you must pass in order to get that 1 credit...how many hours do you have to complete it? thanks in advance for helping. traci

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I wanna say 2 hours.

I did the whole course start to finish in 6 hours with interuptions. You take these mini exams first and then if you have an area that you don't do as well on go back and read up and take notes. After you complete those smaller exams you will have a good grasp on what the final will be. Take notes on things that may be new to you so you have a reference for the final but most of it is from back in grade school when learning how to use a library and then also how to search on the web which I am sure you have a grasp on that already. So, for the most part it is common sense and just refresher of the library system and web.

Hope that helps.

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Thanks for the help guys. I plan on getting it out of the way tomorrow. My day off. Then on to Soc....and then hopefully I will be CPNE eligible. I think my hold up will be getting into see my doctor for a physical. LOL! Anyway...Again...Thanks so much! I tend to get ANAL about everything, even if it is a small class like info. lit. Traci

I think we are all that way esp. over a 1 credit for $300. I had two hold ups which were getting in to see the Dr. and also updating my cpr because it was good at the time but wouldn't have been by the time the cpne rolled around so I just updated it so there wouldn't be any issues.

Keep going! You are almost there!!

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