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https://library.bond.edu.au/help-support/ask-librarian/faculty-librarian-consultation

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When searching for Government Publications search Google for your search term and add .gov

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No. 1.      IDENTIFY > Reliable versus Unreliable Resources> Identify the nature and extent of the information you need> PRIMARY SOURCES OF INFORMATION = FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH> VERSUS SECONDARY RESOURCES = BOOK ABOUT THE RESULTS> USE A SEARCH STRATEGY : You could look for a published evidenced based paper an article written about the results/findings and then find the most current information about the information. > Become well-informed!

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No. 1.      IDENTIFY > Reliable versus Unreliable Resources> Identify the nature and extent of the information you need> PRIMARY SOURCES OF INFORMATION = FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH> VERSUS SECONDARY RESOURCES = BOOK ABOUT THE RESULTS> USE A SEARCH STRATEGY : You could look for a published evidenced based paper an article written about the results/findings and then find the most current information about the information. > Become well-informed!

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No. 2   FIND IT > THE BEST POSSIBLE INFORMATION> Find the information needed efficiently > Search using 'AND'  'OR'  "A WHOLE PHRASE">Use the best keywords and phrases using academic databases or Government websites 

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No. 2   FIND IT > THE BEST POSSIBLE INFORMATION> Find the information needed efficiently > Search using 'AND'  'OR'  "A WHOLE PHRASE">Use the best keywords and phrases using academic databases or Government websites 

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o. 5 ACKNOWLEDGE THE SOURCES OF INFORMATION YOU USE> Your Reference list is a reflection of your reading> Understand plagiarism> Copyright > Use Creative commons for images> Give credit to an image> If you are going knock off other peoples' ideas .... just make sure you knock off from the best.  And say thank you.  Russel Howcroft

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o. 5 ACKNOWLEDGE THE SOURCES OF INFORMATION YOU USE> Your Reference list is a reflection of your reading> Understand plagiarism> Copyright > Use Creative commons for images> Give credit to an image> If you are going knock off other peoples' ideas .... just make sure you knock off from the best.  And say thank you.  Russel Howcroft

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No. 3  EVALUATE THE INFORMATION YOU FIND > research> scrutinize > check> Evaluate the sources critically> Reviewing multiple points of view to construct your own opinion>Exploring different sources of information: Books, library databases, Journal articles, Government websites, websites to understand a topic> Research the claims made in newspaper articles or scrutinise Blogs or Wikipedia for accuracy or check websites to make sure they are updated regularly

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No. 3  EVALUATE THE INFORMATION YOU FIND > research> scrutinize > check> Evaluate the sources critically> Reviewing multiple points of view to construct your own opinion>Exploring different sources of information: Books, library databases, Journal articles, Government websites, websites to understand a topic> Research the claims made in newspaper articles or scrutinise Blogs or Wikipedia for accuracy or check websites to make sure they are updated regularly

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No. 4  > Apply your found information> Back your idea! - from a research expert> Paraphrase/reference an expert to support your point> Direct quote a research paper's findings and REFERENCE IT!

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No. 4  > Apply your found information> Back your idea! - from a research expert> Paraphrase/reference an expert to support your point> Direct quote a research paper's findings and REFERENCE IT!

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How to set up RefWorks (Manage your references)

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How to set up RefWorks (Manage your references)

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http://bond.libguides.com/RefWork

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Using the Internet for Research some great tips

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Using the Internet for Research some great tips

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http://bond.libguides.com/content.php?pid=465829&sid=3814104

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Marcus had a great question about time management 

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Marcus had a great question about time management 

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http://www.uq.edu.au/student-services/learning/effective-time-management-for-assignments

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http://spherebeingalliance.com/

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https://library.bond.edu.au/help-support/information-skills-tools/subject-research-guides

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http://www.aliensthetruth.com/ufo-sightings/

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1. Where is the source published? (e.g. website, journal or newspaper)

2. Author information i.e. Where do they work?

3. What evidence is there to support their research?

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1. Refine to scholarly or peer-reviewed

2. Refine to full text

3. Keep an eye out for new keywords to use

4. Use "  " when searching a phrase

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https://library.bond.edu.au