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Information Literacy

Our Library Media Specialists are indispensible when planning and implementing your research projects. Please, include them in your process as the first step.

Below are some helpful links when teaching the research process to your students. Links will be added/edited as we continue to study and use the process.
Overview of Process
Big6™ Research Skills: links explain each step Online Resources to Support Big6™ INFORMATION SKILLS Organizing the paper using The Big6™ online The Big6™ Homepage

#1

Task Definition

#2

Information Seeking Strategies

#3

Location and Access

#4

Using and Organizing Information

#5

Synthesis

#6

Assessment and Evaluation

 Bibliography and Citation
Essential Questioning Making a List of Possible Resources Keywords Graphic Organizers Exercise on how to paraphrase and avoid plagiarism Rubric for different projects How to Construct Bibliographical Entries
Task Definition Chart for Students Understanding the difference between Primary and Secondary Resources Workshop on Using the Internet for Research Note Taking Strategies Article on Synthesis in Research Papers Rubric to understand Big6™ steps Annotated Works Consulted Handout
Tips on Essential Questions Source Evaluation Create your own Rubric at Rubistar Webpage on Citing Sources, Plagiarism, and Copyright

Webpage constructed by Ms. Feins, MHS, June 2005. Content contributed by The Research Process Across Curriculums Study Group Spring 2005. Click here for full credits.

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