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Part I: What is a Valid Resource ?
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What is a Valid Resource? What do you know?
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What is a Valid Resource There are six easy ways to help tell if a website is credible: - Author : Is the author’s name on the website? Does she/he stand behind their information? - Date : When was this information published? Is it still relevant? - Sources : Where did this information come from? Everyone has to do their research
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What is a Valid Resource - Domain : What is the URL? Is it a blog? Does it end with.com,.org,.edu? Only educational sites (like universities) get an.edu domain. - Site Design : Ever gone to a site and had it look like this ? Design can be subjective, but if a site doesn’t look professional, then maybe the information isn’t either this - Writing Style : hey! what’s up? did you know that camels run faster backwards?! It’s true! I saw it on buzzfeed!
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Part II: Databases! AKA “The easiest way to do research ever”
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ABC-Clio Login: Username: Al-Bayan Password: Al-Bayan Use this database to find a wide range of topics, mostly focused on history
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Newsbank Login: Username: 17133 Password: 17133 Newsbank collects newspaper articles from around the world.
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Britannica Login Username: schoolnov Password: milan448 Important ! This database is only available until winter break
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