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TUTORIAL 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Example: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 (Team, One Drive Cloud Storage, Office App), Zoom and Microsoft Team.
  - - - Example: Key Performance Indicator (KPI)
  - - - Example: The manager encourages staff to speak up without concern of being overheard.
- - - - Example: Computer & Tablet
  - - - Example: Operating system software, database management software, network software, and a driver.
  - - - 2 Types of Sources:
        
        Primary Sources
        
        Primary sources are deemed authentic since they provide a first-hand account of an event or time period.
        
        They can represent original thought, reports on discoveries or events, or new information.
        
        A primary source gives you direct access to the subject of a study or research.
        
        Example: Journal articles, reviews, & academic books.
        
        Secondary Sources
        
        Secondary sources are documents that refer to information that came from somewhere else.
        
        It refers to ideas or findings that have been cited in another piece of work.
        
        Secondary sources are works that study, evaluate, or interpret a historical event, era, or phenomena using primary sources.
        
        Example: Newspaper, Magazine & Reviews
      - Example: Social Media & Internet