There is no step by step process when you search. It
is a journey exploring different resources. It is important to be consistent
when you search. Don’t give up when you don’t find relevant information. Novice
learners may search a limited set of resources, while experts may search more
broadly to choose the most relevant information.
Activity
1. Which
interested parties would be interested in information about the effects of assisted
suicide?
2. On
a piece of paper, brainstorm possible sources and select the best source that
you think will be relevant to use.
3. Lastly,
write down keyword you have used that will help you with your search.
Knowledge Practice
1. Identify
interested parties, such as scholars, organisations, governments, and
industries, who might produce information about a topic and then determine how
to access that information.
2. Utilize
divergent (e.g., brainstorming) and convergent (e.g., selecting the best
source) thinking when searching.
3. Use
different types of searching language (e.g., controlled vocabulary, keywords,
natural language) appropriately.
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