Complete the following sections within the GEN103 Final Project: Applying Information Literacy template, then upload it to Waypoint for grading.

• Discuss how your questions impacted your research.
• Did those research questions change at all? If so, why?
• Based on what you have learned about asking good research questions, how will your approach to creating questions be different from before taking GEN103?
• Explain how your research questions and research add to the scholarly conversation.
• Explain how you approached searching for sources before GEN103.
• Share how you approach searching for sources after GEN103.
• Describe how your creation of keywords changed since taking GEN103.
• Summarize the changes you will make to your research plan as you move forward into future courses.
• Explain how your understanding of scholarly and popular sources changed.
• Compare the pros and cons of using scholarly and popular sources for research.
• Predict which type of information you will use in your current or future profession.
• Predict how the sources you use in your personal life might change after taking GEN103.
• Explain what "Information has Value" means to you.
• Share your ideas for upholding academic integrity as you move forward in your academic, personal, and professional lives. In other words,
  • How will you avoid ethical issues in your personal, professional, or academic work?
  • How do Grammarly, and ICE help you use information ethically?
• Summarize how you will use information literacy as part of the research process for academic, personal, and professional success.
• For example,
  • How will you use the library tools for future courses? Which tools will be the most helpful?
  • How will the CRAAPO test help in evaluating social media or in personal life to make informed decisions?
  • How might your professional career be impacted by using information ethically?
• must include complete responses to all the prompts.
• must retain the headings for each of the sections in the template. ( https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/134798/assignments/2606820 )