https://www.hpu.edu/libraries/
Information comes in a variety of mediums...
Think of each information source critically by questioning...
Who is it written by?
Who is the intended audience?
What is the timeliness of the information?
What is the supporting evidence?
Are there any spotted biases or compromised affiliations?
What was the intention of the information being produced?
Where is the information coming from?
LIST POTENTIAL KEY TERMS
Search Activity
1. Go to Socrative.com
2. Click on the option
"Student Login"
3. Input the following code
LL5JSFQJ
LIBRARY LOCATIONS
Three Library Locations:
Library at Waterfront 6 302
Learning Commons at ATM
Atherton Library at Hawaii Loa
Preliminary Research
- Helps you narrow your topic by finding out how much information is out there and understanding the basics of a topic by obtaining Background Information.
- Encyclopedia Articles
- Books
- CQ Reports or Topic Overviews
2. Helps you get an idea of which specific aspects of your topic you will want to do more detailed research about.
- Keywords and Discipline Terminology
Background Information
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Information comes in a variety of mediums...
Periodicals
Preliminary Search Activity
Databases
Databases by alphabetical order.
Multidisciplinary vs Specialized Databases
Multidisciplinary vs Specialized Databases
Multidisciplinary vs Specialized Databases
Search Commands
Advanced Search
Find It!
Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary Loan
Search Activity
- Find a potential scholarly source, using some of the search techniques we covered.
- Filled out the Google Sheet link below.
Search Activity
- Find three potential sources, using some of the search techniques we covered.
- Filled out the Google Sheet link below.
https://tinyurl.com/yamamoto1100q
Search Activity
- Find three potential sources, using some of the search techniques we covered.
- Filled out the Google Sheet link below.
https://tinyurl.com/yamamoto1100L
Search Activity
- Find three potential sources, using some of the search techniques we covered.
- Filled out the Google Sheet link below.
https://tinyurl.com/yamamoto1100m
Think of each information source critically by questioning...
Who is it written by?
Who is the intended audience?
What is the timeliness of the information?
What is the supporting evidence?
Are there any spotted biases or compromised affiliations?
What was the intention of the information being produced?
Where is the information coming from?
reference@hpu.edu
Research Consultations
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Research Help
WRI 1100
By Elizabeth Torres
