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Getting Started With Research
Sources of Information
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Information Literacy
Getting Started with Research
⚬ Why Information Literacy Matters
⚬ Life in the Information Age
⚬ Research Process
⚬ Developing a Research Focus
⚬ How to Narrow Your Topic
⚬ Background Research Tips
⚬ Beginning Research with
Wikipedia/Google
⚬ Thesis Statements
⚬ QUIZ: Thesis Statements
⚬ Scholarship as Conversation
⚬ QUIZ: The Research Process
⚬ Research for Persuasive Writing
Sources of Information
⚬ Information Has Value
⚬ Data, Information, and Knowledge
⚬ Primary & Secondary Research
⚬ QUIZ: Primary & Secondary
Sources
⚬ Peer Review
⚬ QUIZ: Peer Review
⚬ Types of Sources
⚬ Primary Sources
⚬ Secondary Sources
⚬ Tertiary Sources
⚬ Source Types
⚬ QUIZ: Types of Sources
⚬ How to Read Scholarly Materials
⚬ How to Read Scholarly Materials
⚬ Selecting Appropriate Digital Sources
Searching for Information
⚬ Searching as Exploration
⚬ Choosing a Database
⚬ QUIZ: Choosing a Database
⚬ Choosing & Using Keywords
⚬ QUIZ: Choosing & Using
Keywords
⚬ Search Techniques: Part 1
⚬ Search Techniques: Part 2
⚬ Refining Search Results
⚬ QUIZ: Search Techniques
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Evaluating Information
⚬ What is Authority?
⚬ Introduction to Bias
⚬ Types of Bias
⚬ QUIZ: Bias
⚬ Evaluating Sources
⚬ Evaluating Information
⚬ Choosing the Best Web Source
⚬ Understanding Misinformation
⚬ QUIZ: Misinformation
⚬ QUIZ: Evaluating Information
⚬ News Reporting vs. Opinion Pieces
⚬ Evaluating Digital Sources
Presenting Research and Data
⚬ Synthesis
⚬ Synthesizing Information for Writing
⚬ QUIZ: Synthesizing Information
⚬ Annotated Bibliography
⚬ Anatomy of a Research Paper
⚬ QUIZ: Anatomy of a Research
Paper
⚬ Writing Help
⚬ Digital Privacy
⚬ Paraphrasing, Quoting, Summarizing
Citations and Academic Integrity
⚬ Why Citations Matter
⚬ Why Citations Matter
⚬ APA 7th Edition Citations
⚬ QUIZ: APA 7th Edition Citations
⚬ MLA 9th Edition Citation Style
⚬ MLA 9th Edition Citation Style
⚬ QUIZ: MLA 9th Edition Citations
⚬ Turabian Citation Style 9th Ed.
⚬ QUIZ: Turabian Citations
⚬ Harvard Citation Style
⚬ Chicago Style, 17th ed. Journals
⚬ Chicago Style, 17th ed. Books
and eBooks
⚬ Chicago Style, 17th ed. Websites
and Social Media
⚬ Academic Integrity
⚬ Plagiarism
⚬ Copyright
⚬ QUIZ: Academic Integrity
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