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| Big6 Step 1: Task Definition |
| Big6 Step 2: Information Seeking Strategy |
| Big6 Step 3: Location & Access |
| Big6 Step 4: Use of Information |
| Big6 Step 5: Synthesis |
| Big6 Step 6: Evaluation |
Big6 Step
2: Information Seeking Strategies
Now, decide which resources will you use to find the answers to your questions.
- Make
a list of all the possible resources that you can use.
- TIP-- Let one person write down all of the sources that group members come up with (Include print, electronic, and human sources.)
- Choose
the best resources available to complete this task.
- TIP--Circle the resources
that would most likely provide you with information that will
answer your questions.
- TIP--Think about the
resources you have available to you. For example, do you have internet
access,
library resources, or know an expert on the topic?
Big6 © 1987 Michael B. Eisenberg/Robert E. Berkowitz