Write a research paper on the following topic: How will this exercise in examining opposing viewpoints improve your information literacy in personal, professional, and academic settings?This project contains 4 parts, the 1st part was already done. The 2nd part will take one page, the 3rd part will take another page and the 4th part will take 2 pages long. Please follow the instructions. I will provide you with part 1, the topic is Raising the Minimum Wage is USA. PART 1: TOPIC SELECTION DONE Part 2: First Three Annotations For Part 2, use the skills you have gained in locating sources to find two credible sources (a peer-reviewed article and a nonacademic source) and one non-credible source on your topic. All three sources should take the same or a similar side on the issue you chose. For example, if you are writing about the balance between individual freedom and online security, your first three sources might all take the side that individual online freedoms should outweigh security needs. For each source’s annotation, provide an APA reference, a brief summary, and a short evaluation. In your evaluation, be sure to respond to the following questions: What makes this source credible or not credible? How is this source useful to you for your final project, or how would it harm your credibility if you used it in your project? Review How to Prepare an Annotated Bibliography from the Cornell University Library before you begin. Part 3: Last Three Annotations For Part 3, complete another group of annotations, just as you did for Part 2. However, this time all of your sources must take the other side of the issue. For example, if you found sources for Part 2 that took the side that individual online freedoms outweighed security needs, it’s time to take the opposite side and locate sources that argue for security over individual freedom. What makes this source credible or not credible? How is this source useful to you for your final project, or how would it harm your credibility if you used it in your project? Part 4: Complete Annotated Bibliography with Introduction For Part 4, use the feedback you received from your mentor on the previous parts to make improvements to your annotations and write an introduction. Part 4 of your project should include all six of your annotations as well as an original introduction to your annotated bibliography of approximately 300 to 500 words. In your introduction, please address the following questions: What topic did you select and why? How does this topic relate to your field, and why is it important? What was your research process like? Where did you find your sources, and how did you decide on which ones to use for your annotations? What was it like researching both sides of the issue? What arguments from each side were persuasive to you? Did you change your mind about anything based on your research? What did you learn by including and evaluating non-credible sources? How did these sources differ from the peer-reviewed and other credible sources? Did anything surprise you about them? How can this exercise in exploring both sides of an issue help you with your information literacy skills in your academic, professional, and personal life? I WILL SEND YOU SOME OF THE SOURCES PREVIOUSLY USED.
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