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The Big 6 Research Model Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies

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1 The Big 6 Research Model Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies

2 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2
Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.1 – Determine all possible sources

3 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2
Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.1 – Determine all possible sources

4 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.2 – Select the best sources

5 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.2 – Select the best sources

6 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies
2.2 – Select the best sources

7 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.2 – Select the best sources

8 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.2 – Select the best sources

9 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategies 2.2 – Select the best sources

10 Next Step: Location and Access

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