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A learning path is, in short, a collection of digital learning resources. In this learning path about information literacy, including source evaluation, reference technique, and academic integrity, you will be presented with various texts, videos, tasks, and quizzes. Watch this video with the former Pro-Rector for Education at University of Inland Norway (INN), Stine Grønvold, who explains the importance of these three topics:

Academic building blocks: why you need sources. (English subtitles available in the video settings).

You can use the learning path as a learning tool before you start writing your assignment, or as a reference tool while writing. You can access individual pages of the path by clicking on the "Modules" button in the left-hand menu.

The learning path is divided into three parts:

Part 1: Source criticism and information literacy, where you learn about sources and how to critically evaluate the sources you find.

Part 2: Referencing technique, which is about how to cite sources correctly, both in the text and in the final bibliography.

Part 3: Academic integrity, which deals with regulations regarding plagiarism and how to avoid plagiarism in your own work.

Happy learning!

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Last update June 2025