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SUMMARY:Conquering Information Overload: Making sense of sources and cite them right
DESCRIPTION:Part of the Think\, Research\, Create: Intro to Library 
 Research Series (1 out of 4).  Sign in with Passport York (PPY). Please 
 arrive on-time and stay. Presenters will allow you in for the first 15 
 mins.\n\nInformation is created by different people for different reasons. 
 For example\, scholars write journal articles to share original research 
 with other experts\, while journalists write news stories to inform the 
 public quickly. A YouTuber might make a video to entertain or influence\, 
 while a government agency might publish a report to inform policy or guide 
 public behavior. Understanding who created the information and why helps 
 you understand how you could use it in your academic assignments and 
 beyond. And when you do use it\, citing your sources shows where your 
 information came from\, gives credit to the original creators\, and helps 
 your readers trust your work. Join us at this interactive workshop to learn 
 and build your knowledge in this important area!
ORGANIZER;CN="Dana Craig":MAILTO:dcraig@yorku.ca
CATEGORIES:Intro Lib Research, Research Skills
CONTACT;CN="Dana Craig":MAILTO:dcraig@yorku.ca
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