In this discussion, you will not only have an opportunity to seek outgrey literature for your research, but also apply the considerationsyou’ve learned to determine if you should use them in your research. To get started, review the guidelines for using information from various types of sources (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. and by watching the Evaluating Web Resources (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.tutorial from the UoR Library. Conduct an Internet search forinstitutional, organizational, and governmental agencies that provideinformation relevant to understanding and researching your topic ofinterest and research focus. Remember to reach out to the UoR Library ifyou struggle finding applicable institutional , organizational orgovernmental agency websites. In the text of your initial post:

• Identify two such sources and describe the kind of information that is available from each source.
• Provide links to your two sources or attach the document(s) themselves.
• Explain how the information you found through the institutional,organizational, or governmental Internet sites is relevant to your topicand research question.
• Decide if it would be reasonable and ethically acceptable to includeinformation from these two sources in a formal research project on yourtopic, and explain your decision.