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The Information Cycle
When an important event occurs, information covering the event is produced in stages. Starting with the first eyewitness report on the scene and continuing through various media and formats, this process is called the information cycle. Understanding it can help you evaluate sources based on where they fit in the process. Watch a 2-minute video that illustrates this idea using Hurricane Katrina as an example.
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Managing Your Research Using My Favorites
A great way to manage your research is using My Favorites within the library catalog.
To start with, make sure to sign in.
Once you are signed in, you can save individual item records to My Favorites by selecting the Pin icon or the Save to My Favorites option in the record.
And you can save the entire search, with filters and limiters included so that you can find those resources again.
To access my favorites, select the Pin Icon or the Save to My Favorites Option next to your name in the upper right hand corner of the webpage. If you don't see your name there it means you have not signed in. Select the sign in and follow the prompts to make sure you can use this important tool.
In My Favorites you can organize resources using labels.
