Developing a Research Question | What question do you want to answer? | |
Picking Your Topic |
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Search vs. Research | There is a difference between searching for information and researching to find an answer to a question | |
Using Keywords to Search Databases | There are tricks to searching library databases - learn them here |
What are Databases? | Why should you use a database instead of Google? Now you know |
Using Keywords and Subject Headings | Save time and frustration with these search strategies |
Using Search Everything | Using the Search Everything tool to find what you need |
Google Scholar | Google is great; Google scholar is even better |
The Information Cycle | Where does information come from? How does it get from Twitter to a newspaper to a published book? |
What is a Peer Reviewed Article? | Your professor requires you to use them; find out why |
Evaluating a Website | The web isn't bad; you just need to pay attention |
How to Read a Scholarly Journal Article | You have your articles; now what? |
Active Reading Strategies | Taking notes keeps you from rereading the same thing over and over |
Academic Integrity in Remote, Online, or In-Person Classes | Your integrity is an important part of who you are. |
Plagiarism: what it is and how to avoid it | Make sure you don't make a mistake: Cite Your Sources |
Summarize, paraphrase and quote sources | Learn the three methods of adding research to your assignment |
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