These are the skills you need to develop for this activity:
- Read and follow instructions.
- Understand the requirements of bibliographic searching.
- Locate specific Web sites and find required information.
- Take accurate notes to answer specific questions.
- Perform all of the steps in bibliographic searching.
- Verify bibliographic information provided — make corrections if required.
- Locate review, best books list, or award citing this title.
- Compare Canadian (Cdn) costs listed at two online sources.
Requested Book:
Linda Aksomitis requests the book titled, A Prairie Nightmare, by P. Berton. Date required: anytime, but as soon as possible. Format requested: any.
The task outlined step-by-step (take careful notes):
- Verify the bibliographic information (author/title).
- Check if the item is located in your library collection. (for this webquest assume you're at the Saskatoon Public Library main branch - http://www.saskatoonlibrary.ca/ )
- Check if the item is in print (remember any format will suit the patron's needs).
- Find out the publisher, cost, and ISBN for the book.
- Determine from reviews, best reading lists, awards, etc., if the item should be added to your collection if you don't have it.
- Find the least expensive price from the online bookstores: Amazon.ca or Chapters.
- Full title of the item to purchase: _________________________
- Statements of responsibility: ____________________________
- Place, name of publisher, and date published: _______________________
- ISBN (13 digit): ____________________
- Best price of item/source: _____________________________________
- Source of reviewing agency/award (name and URL): _______________________________
Use the information from your purchase review to hand in:
______ ______ _______ _______
First blank: insert the first word of the title you're purchasing.
Second blank: insert the surname of the author who wrote the book's forward.
Third blank: insert the best price of the item.
Fourth blank: insert the first word in the name of the reviewing source/award used.
Submit this information directly to "just" your instructor in the chat area in Elluminate or by email.
Learn with Linda: Library Training Certificate or Introduction to Internet Writing Markets
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