 Task Definition  Information Seeking Strategies  Location & Access  Use of Information  Synthesis  Evaluation.

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 Task Definition  Information Seeking Strategies  Location & Access  Use of Information  Synthesis  Evaluation

 Task Definition Define the Problem: Ask yourself –What is my assignment? –What information is needed to complete my assignment? –What key words can I use to find information? –Am I using the required resources to find my information?

 Information Seeking Strategies Determine All Possible Sources –Create a list of possible sources: dictionary, encyclopedia, atlas, Cobb’s Online Resources, etc.

 Location & Access Use the Index of books and encyclopedias Find nonfiction books using Dewey Decimal System (Online Catalog) Find specialized encyclopedias Look up locations on maps Cobb’s Online Resources

 Use of Information Listen to Directions Take Notes: Do Not Copy Watch Weather Reports Trace Maps Read Magazine & Newspaper Articles –Cobb’s Online Resources

 Synthesis Put dates & events in the right order Organize pictures so they make sense Prepare a sketch (city/town, ship, etc.)

 Evaluation Rate your Project –Did I do what I was supposed to do? –Do I feel OK about this project/report? –Should I do something else before I turn it in to my teacher?