Identifying Secondary Sources You should begin nearly every report by researching secondary sources. Remember that a report is only as good as its data. Carefully search for and evaluate information in print resources and on the Web. Read the scenario, and then answer the question. You are writing a recommendation report that will help your organization decide whether or not to adopt a Web-conferencing system for your company’s remote meetings. You decide to begin your research by gathering information from secondary sources.1. What information will you find in secondary sources on this topic? Check all that apply. Consumer reviews of different Web-conferencing systemsSurveys of coworker preferences in your organizationNews articles on Web conferences in global work environmentsStudies on the productivity gains resulting from the use of Web conferences

The secondary sources of information include:

Consumer reviews of different Web-conferencing systems.

News articles on Web conferences in global work environments.

Studies on the productivity gains resulting from the use of Web conferences.

Explanation:

The information that would be found in  the secondary sources on this topic include the following:

Consumer reviews of different Web-conferencing systems.

News articles on Web conferences in global work environments.

Studies on the productivity gains resulting from the use of Web conferences.

Surveys of coworker preferences in your organization is a primary source of information. Thus, it will not be found in  the secondary sources on this topic.

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