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Evaluating information
Evaluating information

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Evaluating websites - Inaccurate or misleading information - Plagiarism - Some reliable sources.

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Understanding the importance of information
Guidelines for Cataloging Microcomputer Software
Accessing Information
Accessing Information

By Donald Adcock

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Organizing and using information
Organizing and using information

By Beth A. Pulver

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Importance of being organised - Taking notes - Using information - Plagiarism - A rough draft - Summary - Concept web - Key words and sentences.

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Accessing information
Accessing information

By Beth A. Pulver

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Evaluating information
Evaluating information

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