5th Grade Research Project

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5th Grade Research Project Electronic Resources 5th Grade Research Project

What is a database? An electronic collection of magazines, scholarly journals, and newspapers Peer-reviewed contain reliable information

How do I get to our school’s databases? The Hub Student Links and Resources Destiny Library Drexler Middle School

Database username and password Username: kaea106 Password: kaea01

What database will be helpful to me? Britannica School

How do I use Britannica? 1. 2. Select the pink Britannica icon Select elementary Type your keyword into the white search box 1. 2.

What can Britannica do for me? Adjust reading level Read the article to me Increase font size Cite article Print and/or email to myself

Super basic Boolean… (What’s a Boolean?) A Boolean search is using the words AND, OR, and NOT to make your search easier and more effective! First, figure out your keywords Single words or short phrases work best Example: Research Question: What influence did Sacagawea have on the Lewis and Clark Expedition? Keywords: Sacagawea, “Lewis and Clark Expedition,” and role Put quotation marks around your key phrases, otherwise the database will search for those words in any order

Searching using Boolean… Use the word AND to link terms together NARROW Example: Sacagawea AND “Lewis and Clark” Use the word OR to include synonyms Example: Native Americans OR American Indian OR Indians OR Native Peoples EXPAND Use the word NOT to exclude a word in your results Example: Sioux NOT county NOT city NARROW

How do I find a reliable website? Avoid .com .edu, .org, and .gov are best, however… ALWAYS consider what agendas website publishers/authors may have

WHAT!? A search engine other then Google? Sweet Search An academic version of Google

Other helpful websites! PBS: New Perspectives on the West Search for primary sources on your topic http://www.pbs.org/weta/thewest/resources/archives/index.htm PBS: Lewis & Clark, The Journey of the Corps of Discovery Detailed information on the Lewis & Clark expedition http://www.pbs.org/lewisandclark/ Oakland Museum of California: Gold Rush! Lets you explore the Oakland Museum’s gold rush exhibit http://explore.museumca.org/goldrush/fever.html The Oregon Trail Includes information on the trail, real people who traveled the trail, and diaries and journals from actual travelers http://oregontrail101.com/allabout.html National Museum of the Native American Allows you to explore multiple museum exhibits on Native Americans http://www.nmai.si.edu/