2.+Information+Seeking

=Information Seeking - @http://www.uen.org/k12educator/big6/information.shtml=


 * Determine the Range of Possible Sources (Brainstorming)**
 * Evaluate the Different Possible Sources to Determine Priority (Select the best resources)**

In today's society we have access to a multitude of resources. It is important that prior to starting a research project that you consider ALL of the possible resources that you could use to gather information about your topic. We often default to a Google search, when really there are much better resources that will get us to quality information faster.

Here are some suggested places for locating high quality resources for your topic.

This online resource can allow you to search for books, references, journals, and the internet all with one click. Help yourself find information quickly and efficiently.
 * ASFM Library Follett Destiny - @https://asfm.follettdestiny.com/**

This tool will help you determine where you should start when researching. Answer a few questions about your research plan and it will point you towards the resources that will be most helpful to you.
 * NoodleQuest -** **@http://www.noodletools.com/noodlequest/**