|
NoodleBib
Big6™
Information
Problem Solving
© 1988
Eisenberg & Berkowitz
Task Definition
Information Seeking
Strategies
Location & Access
Evaluation of Information
Use of Information
Synthesis
Evaluation of Product &
Process
__________
Fairfield's
Future
AEA 15
| |
Location and Access
Locate sources
Find information within sources
©
1988 Eisenberg & Berkowitz
Remember -- as you find resources that might be of use,
you need to evaluate them for relevancy, suitability, currency, authority, and
reliability. Use this link to
help you evaluate your resources as you find them.
What tools do I use to
find...
| Reference Books,
Nonfiction Books & Encyclopedias:
The following databases also
contain some reference materials:
|
Magazine
and Journal Articles:
Specialized databases:
|
| Newspaper
Articles:
|
Vertical
Files:
|
| Pamphlets:
|
Videos:
|
AccuNet / AP Multimedia Achieve, AccuWeather, Atomic Learning,
EbscoHost, Schools.ClipArt. Com, World Book, SIRS Researcher and Soundzabound
are provided by:
Web Sites:
Choose
the best search for your Information Need
Search
Tools Chart - show the features of many popular search
tools
There are three main types
of search engines available to find needed information on the World Wide Web.
Directories
- arrange information by topic, as close as you can get to
subject searching on the Web
at the present time.
Combined
Directories & Search Engines
--
Combine the features of directory searching with the use of keyword searching
techniques such as Boolean Logic
Metasearch
Engines
-- searches
several search engines at the same time
Web Search Techniques
Continue to Evaluation of Information
|
