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The information world can be viewed from many different, overlapping
points-of-view. For example, common concepts like fiction and non-fiction,
speech and writing, or broadcasting and print divide information into broad categories
that can be helpful in understanding, evaluating, and organizing it. We start by looking
at 3 of these points-of-view as a context for doing research.
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- Basic understanding of the Internet
- Distinguish scholarly from popular communication
- Distinguish primary from secondary information
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