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Ms. Doyle, District Librarian

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Ms. Doyle, District Librarian

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Please take out notebooks or paper

Take notes where words and phrases are in red

You will have taken notes #1-8 by the end of the presentation

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1.Start Your Research

A. Go to your school website

B. Click “Library”, then Library Home Page

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Go to District Library Catalog -- WebCat

2. Find Books

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School pays for access – has information you just can’t get free on the web

Edited/fact checked, so more trustworthy

3. Passwords: Get bookmark or find links on Library Home Page

Use your library card to access public library research tools

Use a Database

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Do Now: Circle Opposing Viewpoints and SIRS Researcher on your library bookmark.

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At least three articles from magazines, newspapers, and databases (Viewpoints in Opposing Viewpoints or Leading Issues in SIRS Researcher)

Facts, statistics, quotes, and anecdotes for your notes

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Talk to a partner for 30 seconds: do you see at least two different ways to search?

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Talk to a partner for 30 seconds: do you see at least two different ways to search?

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5. Use database citation tools to cite your sources (MLA)

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FWhich one is a statistic?Hold up 1 or 2 fingers

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FWhich one is an anecdote?Hold up 1 or 2 fingers

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Which one would include a counter argument? Talk to a partner/choose one.

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7. SIRS Researcher

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Click on SIRS Knowledge Source

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If you use a database, the citation is usually included. Copy and paste to a document or email and save for later.

Otherwise, use the OSLIS Citation Maker at:

cm.oslis.org

Click the MLA Secondary link

Choose your Source Type from the yellow box.

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Enter information about the book or website

-- Look for place of publication, publisher, and publication date on the copyright page of the book

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Note the difference between Title of Work and Title of Overall Website.

Identify the author, if possible

Who published/sponsored the site?

If you can’t answer either of those two questions, are you sure you trust this site?

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What’s wrong with this Works Cited list? Help me find at least four errors.

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