Finding Information
Now you need get your hands on your sources and find the information that you need within them.
If you are using printed materials, you might use the table of contents or index to help you locate the information you're looking for. If you are using online resources, you might use the search tool within the source website to find the information you're looking for. |
Making Source Cards
You should make a source card for each source you use. These cards will be used later when you need to cite your sources. It will also help you find sources again when you need them. Click here for tips from CRLS on Making Source Cards.
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How to Make a Source Card for an Internet Source
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Finding Information Within Sources
Click here for tips from CRLS on Finding Information Within Sources. There are tips on using table of contents, indexes, search boxes, etc.
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Listing Key Words
You might want to refine your list of keywords to help you find the information you're looking for. Click here for tips from CRLS on Listing Key Words.
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Know How to Locate Parts of the Book
Learn about different parts of an information book to help you locate information quickly. Click here to learn more from Oswego City Schools.
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How to use a Table of Contents and a Glossary
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How to use an Encyclopedia
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