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This document provides an overview of the options available for finding information on global issues through the Global Issues database. Users can browse topics and issues, access overviews and background information from Gale researchers as tertiary sources, and find traditional texts. The database also allows searching and filtering searches by document type. Non-traditional resources and the World Map feature for finding physical locations are highlighted. The Global Issues database is suitable for students of all levels with resources from around the world.
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- 3. There are mul*ple op*ons for finding informa*on…
- 4. you can browse through issues and topics…
- 8. The overview is published by Gale researchers and provides useful background informa*on. This is considered a ter*ary source.
- 9. There are plenty of nontradi*onal resources available.
- 10. Or you can scroll down and find tradi*onal texts (i.e. reference, periodicals, journals, etc.)
- 12. Another means of finding info is to type it into a search.
- 13. Another means of finding info is to type it into a search.
- 14. Filtering your results by document type will help limit your results, which will in turn create less work for you!
- 15. Perhaps your students are not studying an issue, but are instead looking for a physical loca-on…
- 16. Try using the World Map feature!
- 17. Global issues is appropriate for students of all levels, and includes amazing resources from all around the globe!
- 18. Happy Researching! Contact Lindsey Hogan (lbhogan@bluevalleyk12.org) or Liz Chopp (echopp@bluevalleyk12.org) with quesAons and/or comments.