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Big 6 Research

Big 6

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What is Big 6? research process for organizing, gathering, and making sense of information on a topic
Why is it called Big 6? there are 6 steps
What is Step 1? task definition
What is Step 2? information seeking strategies
What is Step 3? location and access of infomation
What is Step 4? use of information
What is Step 5? synthesis
What is Step 6? evaluation
What is plagiarism? presenting someone else's work as your own, theft of information
What is a source? a book, website, magazine, or other place to find accurate information
What is paraphrasing? writing information from a source in your own words
What is a citation? to write down the required information about a source used in order to give credit to the source used
What is a bibliography? a place to list all the source and source information in alphabetical order
What is a note card? a place to paraphrase the information on a topic
What is a source card? a placeto giver credit for the information site used
What is a primary source? a first hand account or eye witness account
What is a secondary source? a second hand account
What is "Trash and Treasure"? skimming information and taking notes on only what is needed
Name three types of places to locate information on a topic: print, databases, internet
Newspaper: primary or secondary? secondary
Autobiography: primary or secondary? primary
Interview: primary or secondary? primary
Biography: primary or secondary? secondary
Textbook: primary or secondary? secondary
What is a database? accurate information that has been gathered and organized
What does "in print" mean? books, textbooks, magazines
What is the internet? search engines that help locate information
What is a key word? a word related to a subject that helps to narrow a topic
What does credibility mean? information can be trusted as accurate
What guide do we use for bibliographies and works cited? MLA (Modern Language Association)
What is the best site to get cridible information? .edu
What is the purpose for doing research? to inform
What is a URL? the address of the website
note card, position 1? write the question
note card, position 2 source number
note card, position 3 paraphrased information
note card, position 4 your name
note card, position 5 page number of book or the word website
source card, position 1 type of source being used (book, website, encyclopediea, etc.)
source card, position 2 the source number that corresponds to the note card
source card, position 3 the bibliography or works cited page
source card, position 4 your name
Created by: jennifersarria
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