Preliminary Search, Evaluating information - IFN001 AIRS - Modules 2 & 3
00:00 Module 2 - Preliminary Searching
10:32 Module 3 - Evaluating Information
Module 2 of IFN001 AIRS (Advanced Information Research Skills) introduces the search process, provides activities to practice preliminary searches, and outlines a set of available search tools and resources.
Module 3 of IFN001 AIRS (Advanced Information Research Skills) describes access to information, including document delivery, key criteria in the critical evaluation of various literature types, the importance of referencing sources appropriately and an overview of academic integrity.
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IFN001: Advanced Information Research Skills (AIRS) is a mandatory coursework requirement for Higher Degree Research (HDR) students enrolled at Queensland University of Technology.
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