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NELSON is an online tool which is used to find pieces of text on a given topic.
Positives of NELSON:
- Millions of sources
- Can add multiple criteria to narrow down the search
Negatives of NELSON:
- Doesn't always show the most relevant pieces of text with regards to what has been searched for
- Doesn't say how many times the article/text has been cited.

To help me navigate and use NELSON I asked my lecturer, who showed me how to add different criteria and also tort me that I would need to try different variants of the same words/phrases in order to find all the pieces of text relating to the topic of choice.

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This referencing guide is very useful in order to find the format of the Harvard reference for multiple different sources.

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This website is very useful is finding sentence starters for different types of writing.

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What do I need to working on with my academic writing.

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What do I need to working on with my academic writing.

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1) Improve my referencing
2) Stop using 'I' or 'you' or 'my' in my assignments
3) Include a topics sentence, main body and a concluding sentence
4) avoid using 'don't' or 'shouldn't'
5) Be more concise with my writing and try to reduce any baffling I do.

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1) Help find a book in library
2) Help navigate NILE
3) Ensure books are returned to the correct place
4) Organise learning sessions
5) Ensure the library is a good environment to work in.

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Questions to ask to see how reliable a source/text is.

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Questions to ask to see how reliable a source/text is.

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The image attached lists 14 questions that you can ask yourself to determine whether a source/piece of text is reliable of not. This was very useful to me and helped me pick the most appropriate and reliable sources of information.

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Looking back on my plan for my assignment i would change the way I go about structuring my time in future. In future I will visit my academic librarian in order to improve my searching methods for articles/sources.

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source type and when they might be useful or unhelpful.

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source type and when they might be useful or unhelpful.

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This image shows how each type of source might not be completely useful, and when using a specific source the appropriate area of the source needs to be used. e.g. face-to-face should be with a professional in the field and not just somebody who has an opinion on a topic. This was useful to help better understand how to use a source.

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types of sources and there general reliability

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The image below lists many different types of sources and then next to each states how trust worthy I believe the source to be. Writing this down helped me narrow down which sources I should be looking for depending on what type of assignment/assessment I have do.