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June 30, 2025Jurnal Educative Journal of Educational StudiesOpen Access

Information Literacy of IAIN Takengon’s Students in Age of Misleading Content on Social Media

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RSRahmahidayati SariASAzmatul Khairiah SariKHKhalila Husnasari

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Overview

Mixed methods approach reveals low information literacy related to social media among students, suggesting a need for better education and curriculum integration.

Key Points

  • Students displayed a low ability to critically evaluate misleading content on social media, highlighting necessary improvements.
  • Out of three main indicators assessed, students struggled notably with understanding digital information and responsible communication.
  • Mixed research methods, including validated questionnaires and interviews, were employed to gauge information literacy levels among students.
  • Implications stress the importance of curriculum integration and training for educators to enhance students' information literacy skills.

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Sari et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af78267567bf4f94ff04cbhttps://doi.org/10.30983/educative.v10i1.9582
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