Q 2.0.

Digital Literacy and Information Fluency - Homo Naledi

Information Fluency means research. We ask relevant questions, obtain research information, analyse the research apply it so we can solve a research problem after which we assess the research (Independent Institute of Education, 2017). 

The skull of Homo Naledi

References

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