Information literacy modules-CONTENTS
HOME: Information Literacy
-Health Sciences
- Overview

- Can't I just google?

- Introducing the library

- Finding Items on a Resource List

- Referencing with APA style

- Planning your search

- Finding books, book chapters, reports or AV by TOPIC

- Finding journal articles by topic, including peer-reviewed

- Finding credible internet information

- Finding media reports/newspaper articles

- Finding health & social statistics

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Can't I just google?
Why can't I just google?
- Information is everywhere! It’s just so easy to google and use something that looks relevant…..so why can’t you just google?
- Best evidence? Regardless of what tool is used, you should aim to find the best evidence to:
- Inform and support your writing in university assignments;
- Inform and support your decision making as health/human service professionals once you graduate.
- Use the Library! Since it is the role of a university library to collect scholarly and other authoritative/credible sources of information,
researchers can increase the chances of search results including best evidence (be that scholarly/academic literature or other credible information) for the purpose at hand, by using a combination of tools: Library catalogue and Library journal databases and google (searched in a credible manner). Use these Information Literacy for Health Sciences modules to help find material appropriate to your needs whilst in first year at La Trobe University.
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