2.  News papers
 Books
 Computer
 Thesaurus
 Encyclopedias
 Dictionary
 Magazines
 Journals
 Historical news
 Anything to help you find materials on your
topic

3.  Pick a topic
 Research the topic
 Find keywords about it
 Used dictionary's do get better
understanding of the topic
 Read and learn about your topic on
different websites

4.  Find keywords helps you know what the
topic is about
 Find background information on the
topic
 Dictionary, Thesaurus, Encyclopedias
 These sources will help you understand
the context of your research and tell you
in general terms what is known about
your topic.

5.  Explore the web using google.com other reliable
website for research
 When looking through the web search for the
important information on your topic.
 Do not just pick the first website you find to complete
your work
 There are many site about the topic you chose
 look for advance search options
 use quotes to search phrases or two words next to
each other add additional descriptors, such as such
as a year or specific type of information , to your
keywords

6.  Determine the type of information you
will need
 Make sure you don’t uses unneeded
information
 Do not write about something that has
nothing to do with your topic

7.  Help you make sure you have all the right
information
 Makes sure all the materials are about your
topic
 Make sure you have enough information
aboutyour topic
 Don’t have to much information because it
can kisu throw off the reader.
 And if you don’t have enough information
then your topic cant be fully understand

8.  Citing or documenting the sources used in
your research serves two purposes, it gives
proper credit to the authors of the materials
used, and it allows those who are reading
your work to duplicate your research and
locate the sources that you have listed as
references
 When you use someone else's information
you have to cite it so it wont be counted as
plagiarism
 You have too acknowledge the peoples
work you used