YouTube's Implementation As an Alternative Media for Information Literacy Learning for Students at Pelita Harapan University
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Background of the study:the use of the YouTube platform as a medium for learning information literacy in students.
Purpose:to find out the implementation and use of the YouTube platform as a learning medium to help students understand information literacy.
Method:Using a qualitative descriptive method with the analysis of the Miles and Huberman model approach, namely data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing.
Findings:Using YouTube as an information literacy learning media helps students understand information literacy material, this can be seen from the average access to information literacy material above 5000 times.
Conclusion: YouTube can be used as a medium for learning information literacy even though it is a supplement or supplement.
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