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who has written the information?

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I use the reading list. Need help to make sense of all the information

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I use the reading list. Need help to make sense of all the information

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eg. chapters and articles

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I usually think about relevance rather than trust

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I usually think about relevance rather than trust

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Feel supported. Had session from lecturer and Librarian

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Feel supported. Had session from lecturer and Librarian

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Library Plus, course handbook, Google Scholar

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Library Plus, course handbook, Google Scholar

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Yes, think about it all the time. Have been taught to ask is it relevant, rigorous and current

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Yes, think about it all the time. Have been taught to ask is it relevant, rigorous and current

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Feel confident using Westlaw (due to repeated use), but not more widely

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Feel confident using Westlaw (due to repeated use), but not more widely

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Not very well supported - need more time for study skills appointments and also more assistance - less 'we can't look at that' - there's nowhere else to get that help (proofreading)

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Not very well supported - need more time for study skills appointments and also more assistance - less 'we can't look at that' - there's nowhere else to get that help (proofreading)

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Yes - a prime consideration as studying law

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Yes - a prime consideration as studying law

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Feel confident in building my arguments, but not in putting them down on paper

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Feel confident in building my arguments, but not in putting them down on paper

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Use multiple sources - don't rely on websites

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Use multiple sources - don't rely on websites

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Try to find more than one source to back-up information

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Try to find more than one source to back-up information

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Very cautious about starting with Google, always leads to Wikipedia. Can be useful, but only if reputable sources

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Very cautious about starting with Google, always leads to Wikipedia. Can be useful, but only if reputable sources

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Science Direct comes up in Google searches

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Science Direct comes up in Google searches

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look to see if reliable source - not Wikipedia. Ask peers/lecturers

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look to see if reliable source - not Wikipedia. Ask peers/lecturers

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This information needs to be pushed more. Need our Subject librarian to come in and run session. This 3would stop us using Google

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This information needs to be pushed more. Need our Subject librarian to come in and run session. This 3would stop us using Google

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I usually go trough university library and their e-books and journals

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I usually go trough university library and their e-books and journals

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Journals, look at reason for information context, look at holder of information

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Journals, look at reason for information context, look at holder of information

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Would be helpful to have be shown how to reference correctly 

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Would be helpful to have be shown how to reference correctly 