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Modules
Information Cycle
Learning outcomes
What is the Information Cycle?
The Information Cycle
Primary sources
Secondary sources
Tertiary sources
Scholarly Information Cycle
Assignment research process
Information sources:
Encyclopedia/dictionary
Books
Journal articles
Newspapers / Magazines
Internet Websites
Tools for selecting resources
Exercise

The Information Cycle

Let’s use a newsworthy event to illustrate how this cycle works.

Move your mouse over the time periods for more information.

At each of these stages, there was input from information specialists, who indexed and catalogued, and stored these resources in repositories such as libraries or archives, in order for them to be made available to society.
Once others express the need for this information, the material can be retrieved using a range of tools, from library catalogues to journal indexes or the internet.

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