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Create a relevant, useful concept map that summarizes and outlines…
Create a relevant, useful concept map that summarizes and outlines everything you have learned about Ethical Research Practices (Use Cornell Notes from Modules)
How to use search terms (keywords) effectively in finding information? How to gather relevant information from print (hard copy) or digital sources. What resources do you have available to you? (databases, etc.). How can you generate a research question that will help you find relevant information?
In order to gather relevant and factual information make sure you use databases and keywords, in order to use keyword search go to the advanced search such as in the Explora For Teens database, because in that you put in 3 keywords, first you put what goes first such as Gaming and then `under that there is a box to the left of a text box which opens and you can choose WITH, AND etc. Say if I wanted to do Gaming AND Violence after I press search I will get results for things that include gaming & violence.
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How to decide whether a website or resource is credible and reliable
Think about the author, the URL (.com vs .edu, etc), sponsors, ads, etc.
If you want to know if a source is credible and reliable, take a good look at the website, if it's littered with ads and seems unprofessional it probably is. Another way to see if it's credible & reliable is to see if the website URL ends in .edu or .org, also try to see who wrote it and if he or she has experience or is just a novice. If the text is trying to persuade you it's probably wrong and or fake because instead of telling you the facts it's just trying to change your opinion.
How to collect relevant, credible, and reliable websites using Diigo
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The difference between quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing.
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What a MLA citation is. Include information about in-text citations. Include information about Works Cited/Bibliography pages
Before I explain what a citation is I have to explain what a citation itself is. A citation is like being excused for using someone else's' work or just including it in your text, say if I was writing an article on Dogs & Rabies and I wanted to include a snip of an article I really liked and thought was factual and interesting, if I copied and pasted that it would be considered plagiarism which I could be put in jail for, but if I use a citation I will be excused. Now what an MLA citation is, is an in-text citation say if I wanted to include something a character said I'd have to include the author's last name and the page number from which the quotation or paraphrase is taken.
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