Eventually I stumbled across an Ebook from Apples Itunes store. I thought I had found the perfect resource! It was a multi touch Ebook aimed at teachers,trainees who teach children between the ages of 6 and 12yrs. The books summary states that it presents ideas for using technology to teach art and design. This was exactly what I was after. However, Apples Itunes store provided limited information about the book for me to cite and be able to reference. I then realsed that I would not be able to preview this book to find out more information as a requirement is that this Ebook is that it is only available for Ipads.
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Screenshot taken of my first chosen resource Retrieved form Itunes Stores. |
For some reason, I couldn't get past this and was being very indecisive about the resource itself and wasting valuable time. It was explained to me that the resource itself is not the important aspect of task 2, and that I was reading far too much into things. I thought this book would be fine.
I liked the Ebook that I had chosen, although after reading back over my UILG and discussions I had with my tutor I was still concerned that I had not found this resource using an appropriate research repository merely by default so decided to seek an alternative.
It was suggested by my tutor that I try searching through Google Scholar as apposed to Google general. I might have more success this way.
I took the advice of my tutors and carried out a search with both Google Scholar and the Murdoch University Library(FindIT). I preferred this as it allowed me to define my search and could view full texts. Why I hadn't just done this in the first place I dont know. By searching Art Education and Technology I came up with lots of suitable books. Here i found my chosen Resource 'Teaching Arts and Science with the new Social media'.
When viewing my resource, I noticed that it also allowed me the option 'cite this book' which later would save me time having to copy and paste the information into my EndNote library.
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Screenshot Taken of my search using FindIt, Murdoch University Library. |
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