The document outlines a workshop focused on developing effective search strategies for research, highlighting the importance of identifying tools, refining searches, evaluating information, and documenting sources. It emphasizes the need for accuracy and citation to enhance learning and facilitate verification of findings. Participants are encouraged to engage in discussion and seek assistance from librarians for guidance.

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6. What We Will Do Today Create a “map” Identify the right tools Refine your search Evaluate what you find Document what you find Discuss what you learn

7. Why Construct A Good Search Strategy? Saves Time Better Results

8. Brainstorming Exercise Civil Society Eroded the Dictatorship in Chile Dictatorship Pinochet Military Government Civil Society Political Participation Social Movements Chile South America Latin America

9. Is This What You Want To Find?!?

10. Website – Research and Subject Guides Chinook Library Catalog “ Find Articles and More” So where do I look?

11. You CAN…

13. There is a Lot of Junk Out There Garbage In, Garbage Out Evaluate what you find

15. You’re Probably Pretty Good At It How Do You Evaluate?

16. Why Should I Document My Sources?

17. So others can check your work So others can learn from you Because you become the producer Document What You Find

18. How Do I Handle My Citations?

19. Easy…. Your Librarian Will Help You…

20. It’s the Difference Between Training and Teaching Why do we have to discuss this?

21. What We Did Create a “map” Identify the right tools Refine your search Evaluate what you find Document what you find Discuss what you learn

24. Thank You for Coming! Just ONE more minute of your time…

25. Questions? Look me up: [email_address] IM or Twitter@ brewermati