The Strategic Guide to Quality Information in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Medicine, Physics, and Psychology

Guided Search

1. Select a broad subject--- Biology Chemistry Computer Science Energy Mathematics Medicine Physics Psychology Weather and Climate 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 2. Kind of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- 3. Type of information needed?--- The boxes above comprise Define and Identify, the first two steps of a basic Information Strategy that can help you to find relevant, quality information useful in many situations--writing a paper; preparing for a presentation; setting up, doing, or supporting the results of a lab experiment; or, seeking more information in regard to a news report you may have heard or read, answering a question, etc. Once you have identified the articles, books, documents, etc. that you would like to get (and which are not available online "for free") via the boxes above, go to -- Locate to find out how to obtain those specific articles, books, documents, etc. at your local library, online, or elsewhere. And, finally, the most important step, be sure to -- Evaluate the validity, objectivity, and usefulness of the information you have gathered. Questions? Please let me know. This free script provided by JavaScript Kit

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