Lesson 4: Types of Information Sources Flashcards
1
Q
what are the 3 types of information sources?
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- Primary sources
- Secondary sources
- Tertiary sources
2
Q
- an original, uninterpreted, or first-hand material created by the person(s) involved in a activity or event
- shows original thinking, present a discovery, or impart new information
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primary sources
3
Q
- artifacts
- diaries and autobiographies
- letters
-music - official and original documents
- artwork
- architecture
- patent
- audio-video recording
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primary sources
4
Q
- documents or recordings that relate or discuss information originally presented elsewhere
- created by people who didn’t experience it first hand
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secondary sources
5
Q
- indexes
- survey type
- reference type
- newspaper articles
- literature review
- textbooks
- biographies
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secondary sources
6
Q
information that collects and organizes primary and secondary sources
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tertiary sources
7
Q
- directories
- yearbook
- dictionary
- encyclopedia
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tertiary sources
8
Q
where can you find information sources?
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- indigenous media
- library
- internet
9
Q
- conceptualized, produced, and circulated by indigenous people as vehicles of communication
- for cultural preservation, cultural, and artistic expression, political, self-determination, and cultural soereignity
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indigenous media
10
Q
what are the 7 features of indigenous media?
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- Locally appropriate
- Restraint in resource exploitation
- Diversified production systems
- Respect for nature
- Human dependence on nature for survival
- Flexibility
- Social responsibility
11
Q
way of life has advanced with local conditions
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locally appropriate
12
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production is for survival needs only
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restraint in resources exploitation
13
Q
strategies to avoid abuse of resources
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Diversified production systems
14
Q
conservations efforts
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Respect for nature
15
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species are interrelated
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human dependence on nature for survival
