Understanding Different Information Sources

Different places where information can be found, like media, books, personal experiences, and websites.

A place that keeps books, recordings, and other materials for people to use, but not to buy.

Knowledge specific to a culture or society, different from knowledge from universities or research.

Information specific to a place or community.

A means of mass communication, including newspapers, television, radio, etc.

Books cover a vast range of topics, from facts to fiction. Useful for background information or in-depth analysis of a person or theory.

Detailed, in-depth coverage of a topic, aimed at scholars and professionals.

Focuses on specific disciplines or industries, aimed at professionals.

Provide broad summaries for a general audience.

Daily updates on national and regional events for the general public.

A diverse source of information, but requires careful evaluation.

Compiled facts, figures, addresses, statistics, definitions, and dates. Used for quick information or overview.

Books containing facts, figures, and definitions.

Current information on events, people, or places.

Articles on popular interests and current events.

Articles by experts in specific fields, peer-reviewed.

Global network connecting computer networks.