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Information Literacy #1:Strategic Exploration for Sources
Iterative Steps
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Information Literacy #1:Strategic Exploration for Sources
Iterative Steps
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STEP 1: Consider Positionality
STEP 2: Determine Your Topic
STEP 3: Select Where to Search
STEP 4: Find & Evaluate Citations
STEP 5: Manage Citations with RefWorks
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STEP 6: Find Full Text with RefWorks
Step 7: Take Notes & Organize
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First Semester PPT
Research as Inquiry
Step-by-Step Databases Handout
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This guide was created by Frances Brady for Adler University.
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