Resource Name: University Information Literacy Education Database

Number of Visits: 0　　　　　　　　　　

Scope of Use: Campus Network

Expiration Date: 2026-11-27

Access Address: Online Access   

       In the information age, information literacy is essential. Possessing good information literacy enables people to accomplish tasks faster, better, and more efficiently, and lays a solid foundation for self-directed learning and lifelong learning. The University Information Literacy Education Database covers hundreds of training courses across nine major modules: Conceptual Theory, Retrieval Techniques, Information Resources, Retrieval Systems, Knowledge Management, Academic Resources, Academic Writing, Research Tools, and Application Scenarios. Each course is delivered in the form of micro-videos, with each 2-5 minute video explaining one knowledge point. Though brief, the videos are packed with practical content, making them ideal for learning during fragmented time. The database can be regarded as an upgraded version of university courses such as "Literature Retrieval" or "Information Retrieval," breaking away from the traditional framework of document retrieval courses and redefining the core and logic of information literacy education. The database adopts a case-based teaching approach with an emphasis on inquiry, embedding knowledge points into specific cases while strengthening the exploratory nature during case design. Additionally, each course is accompanied by relevant after-class exercises, enabling students to practice while learning.

       Within the campus LAN range:
       After entering the homepage by inputting the URL or scanning the QR code, users can watch the complete videos. Pages such as "My Courses" (records after enrolling in courses) and tests require users to register an account and log in before they can be browsed and properly used.
       Outside the campus LAN range:
       Users who are not logged in can only watch public lecture series videos. To watch the complete videos, users need to register with their real personal information and then log in for access. (To ensure course viewing permissions, please fill in your actual school information.)
       [After logging in within the campus LAN range, the account permission is valid for 90 days when used outside the campus LAN range (off-campus). After 90 days, users need to log in again within the campus LAN range to reactivate the off-campus access permission. The browser login status is maintained for 7 days. For account security, please log out promptly after logging in on temporary internet devices with security risks.]