LIBS QUIZ 3.2 LIBS3.2 DETERMINING IF A SOURCE IS RELEVANT FOR AN INFORMATION NEED - UMUC

LIBS QUIZ 3.2 LIBS3.2 DETERMINING IF A SOURCE IS RELEVANT FOR AN INFORMATION NEED - UMUC

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LIBS Quiz 3.2 Determining if a Source Is Relevant for an Information Need
1. Information need: You are researching how the information technology (IT) departments of Fortune 500 companies handle security issues relating to the companies' internal computer networks. Source selected: You locate a magazine article in a library database that discusses how an individual can keep spyware off of his or her personal home computer.
2. Information need: You are researching the history and culture of the indigenous people of New Zealand, the Maori. Source selected: You locate a book about the indigenous people of North America, American Indians, that focuses on the Battle of Little Big Horn.
3. Information need: You are researching the sixteenth-century trial and subsequent execution of Queen Mary I of Scotland. Source selected: You locate a journal article that focuses on the trials and executions of female royalty in Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
4. Information need: You are researching the use of hand sanitizer among doctors and any effect that its use may have on their general health. Source selected: You locate a newspaper article that briefly mentions that hand sanitizer usually goes on sale before the start of the school year because it is sometimes included on school supply lists.




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