Pratical 1 activity

After doing the practical 1 activity 1 on Microsoft words, it's time to update it to personal blog.

Process for the day

My topic is doing on the impact of drug abuse on youth. Four website are found with a combination of different types. Now I will explain the website that I have found over the lesson time.

Organsation: http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/unyin/wpaydrug.htm.

This website is provided by the World Health Organisation about the youth on drug abuse as well as how the government is doing their part to help these drugs abusers and to reduce drugs abuse cases.

Personal: http://www.youthnet.org/ynblog/blog/entry/are_they_on_drugs_or

This website is a blog provided by Tom Green. His entry is about his views toward the article from the news with all scorn on all aspects of government drugs policy

Personal: http://www.progressiveu.org/221836-drugs-with-youth-in-dallas

This website is a blog provided by dw0389. His entry is about the drugs abuse situation in dallas and the ways that he suggested to the people to educate each other to reduce drugs abuse cases.
Subject-based: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_abuse

The wikipedia provides the definition of drug abuse and making drug abuse as a subject for readers to understand more the terms such as drug abuse.

Reflection for the day

With this activity, I know about what kind of websites such as Yahoo, Google and Wikipedia that I can use to find different sets of information even though the topic is the same.

To carry out the seaching process, I understand that the key words typed in are important to find the carry information. My keywords used to carry out the search are Drugs abuse, Drugs abuse on youth from orgaisation, drugs abuse on youth.

Through the use of different types of website, I realise the major different differences among the types. Each different website provides a different sets of views and information about drugs abuse. For example, Personal provides only one self perception about drugs, Organization provides another perception towards drug abuse.

With these knowledge in hand, I'm sure I will be able to handle research easily as compared to before.