Quarter 2- Module 4:Information Sources

Quarter 2- Module 4:Information Sources

by Jessie Badecao

​Objectives

​By the end of this lesson, you are supposed to have been able to:

​1. differentiate information sources from each other;

​2. determine the information source suitable for the information source; and

​3. fill-in necessary information needed for the performance task.

​What is it?

​a database of facts or anything that might inform a person about any given topic.

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It can be in the form of observation, people speeches, source documents, pictures, organization and etc.

Multiple Choice

Used when looking for reliable and accurate information, which has gone through the process of publication.

• Books

• Encyclopedia

• Internet

• Database

Multiple Choice

An organized and searchable collection of records of every item in a library and can be found on the library home page.

• Magazines

• Books

• Library catalog

• Internet

Multiple Choice

Used to find current information, about companies, from all levels of government - federal to local, find both expert and popular opinions about hobbies or personal interests, etc.

• Newspapers

• Internet

• Journals

• Encyclopedias

Multiple Choice

Used when you want to find articles on your topic in magazines, journals, or newspapers.

• Database

• Encyclopedia

• Books

• Magazines

Multiple Choice

Collection of articles usually written by scholars in an academic or professional field.

• Journals

• Books

• Magazines

• Library catalog

How to research a topic

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​Thank you for going through this presentation.

​Please make sure to answer the post assessment and performance task in your module. also, do not forget to use your answer sheet.