information resources

Provides information on analyzing and defining a research project assignment.

"Introduces readers to primary sources. Includes a hands-on activity related to media literacy"--Provided by publisher.

"[Provides] advice on how to search the internet to locate the best information sources, how to find and utilize the professionals behind those sources, and how to combine these techniques to complete an information search on any subject ... Includes how to search beyond Google, leveraging big data in the search process, and how to search the social web."--Provided by publisher.

Describes how to find different types of sources for a research project. Includes tips, color photographs, and a glossary.

Discusses how computers can be used as a tool for inventors, how the new media and the Internet have changed the way people do research, managing these new techniques, and the people who are involved in these fields.

Contains lesson plans for research projects in kindergarten through fifth grade that cover the Common Core Standards.

The student editors at "Wordswork" literary magazine set out to identify resources that will help them become better writers.

Compiles essays and articles to provide teachers and media specialists with strategies for teaching information literacy skills to students.

Identifies the six stages of the information literacy process, showing the progression of skills for each stage; applies the skills to individual grades from seven through twelve; and includes teaching tools.