Q.2

At information fluency we have establish that the are lot of webside and pages available at the intenet, with more and more being added every day.As a results of this repidly increasing information, facts become absolete far quicker, with the knowledge built on those facts becoming less durable.
THE PROCESS
The process involve  the following:

1. ASK:ask good questions so that you get good answers, this means that when you enter the key words in the search box be clear and concise
2. ACQUIRE: This step involving determining where the information is, prioritising the search strategy, skimming, scanning and scouring the resources; filtering through the results and taking smart notes. Sometimes it means going back to the first step: Ask in order to refine the results and information
3. ANALYSE: The results of the search will yield raw information and data that in turn need to be analysed. authenticated and arranged to make a cohesive picture. This involves organising, triangulating and summarising the various source. Here it is important to separate facts from fiction and opinion. The elements identified in the previous section; webside verification, are used in this step. After analysing the sources knowledge is created.
4. APPLY: The user will now be able to apply that knowledge to the real world problem they are faced with.
5. ASSESS: This when the user will look at the results of their application and the process they followed. It involved asking questions about the process used, the steps followed and the information that was obtain, reflecting on what went well and what could have been done better.