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CUNY’s Information Competency Tutorials include quizzes for Tutorials 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7.
Each quiz is composed of 10 random questions. There is also a comprehensive, "All Tutorials" quiz comprised of
20 questions made up of questions from all six quizzes. You can test yourself at the end of each tutorial and/or take
the "All Tutorials" quiz and immediately find out how you did.
A passing score is 70%.
CUNY Students: Each time you pass a quiz, you may email the results to your professor. You must have your professor’s CUNY email address, as well as your own CUNY email address, in order to send your score. Email addresses must be within the CUNY network.
Instructions for taking a quiz: Simply select the best answer to each question by clicking on the circle to the left of each possible answer.
If you change your mind after selecting an answer, just click on your new choice.
At the end of the quiz page, select your campus from the list provided, and then submit your quiz. You'll immediately see your score, as well
as the answer to each question you did not answer correctly.
You may only take one quiz per session. In order to re-try a quiz or take additional quizzes, please close your browser to end your session, and then try again.
To begin, select the quiz you'd like to take from the menu on the left.
The titles of the Tutorials that offer quizzes are:
- Determine Your Information Needs
- Define the Research Topic
- Locate and Retrieve Relevant Information
- Use the Technological Tools For Accessing Information
- Evaluate Information
- Understand the Ethical, Legal, and Socio-Political Issues Surrounding Information and Information Technology
Spanish translation of the
CUNY Information Competency Tutorials was made possible
by a grant from the CUNY Office of Compliance and Diversity,
Diversity Projects Development Fund. Prof. José Diaz, Hostos
Community College and Prof. George Thorsen, Queensborough
Community College translated these modules into Spanish.
The Hostos Community College
Instructional Technology support center staff migrated all
of the IL Competency modules into a new, more attractive
format as part of a Perkins Grant to provide 24/6 online
tutorial resources to students. A special thanks goes to
Hostos Community College and George Rosa, Elkin Urrea, and
Carlos Victoria for their work on the migration and
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