The document outlines several models for academic information seeking, including the Big 6 model and Kuhlthau's model of the library search process. The Big 6 model involves determining the information problem, brainstorming questions, selecting keywords, seeking and evaluating sources, gathering resources, organizing information, and presenting findings. Kuhlthau's model describes the typical emotions experienced during each stage of the search process, from initial uncertainty to feeling satisfied or dissatisfied upon completion. The document also discusses what constitutes plagiarism and strategies for avoiding it, such as using quotation marks, paraphrasing in your own words, and properly citing all sources.