Synthesizing Information from Multiple Sources
Taking notes from multiple sources and organizing them into a coherent presentation structure.
Key Questions
- Explain how we combine information from a book and a website without repeating ourselves.
- Design the best way to organize notes so they are easy to use later.
- Justify how we give credit to the authors whose information we are using.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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