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An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America |
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October 5, 2002 - Issue 71 |
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Favorite Sites |
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by Vicki Lockard from various sources |
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Knowing
how to use a search engine and follow hyperlinks is not the same as
knowing how to use the Internet for research. Serious research requires
authoritative sources, and since anyone can publish a Web page, it is
important to be able to evaluate what you find online. Today's selections
take a look at the whole research process: finding useful sites, evaluating
them, and creating bibliographic citations.
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Classzone:
Web Research Guide |
Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators: Critical Evaluation Surveys |
Noodle
Quest |
The
Nuts and Bolts of College Writing: Evidence |
OWL:
Research & The Internet Once the slide show is opened,
use a single mouse click anywhere on a slide to proceed to the next
slide. A right-mouse click will open a navigational menu with additional
selections such as full-screen or reverse. For your efforts, you'll
be rewarded with a nice introduction to online research and criteria
for Web site evaluation. |
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