'Scholarly sources' presentation slideshows

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IAT 309W Library Research Workshop

IAT 309W Library Research Workshop. Shane Plante SIAT Librarian shane@sfu.ca. The plan. Finding your topic Researching your topic Evaluating your sources with the 3 Rs Citing your sources Getting help Questions (at any time). f inding your topic. finding a topic.

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Evaluating Sources: Overview

Evaluating Sources: Overview. Evaluating sources of information is an important step in any research activity. This section provides information on evaluating bibliographic citations, aspects of evaluation, reading evaluation, print vs. Internet sources, and evaluating Internet sources.

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Differences in Print & Working with Resources

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Research Paper

Research Paper. Session 4. More In-depth Information. Requirements: At least 2500 words (8-10 pages not including works cited) MLA formatting At least 7 scholarly sources Works cited page and in-text citations Evidence of orderly research process Evidence of orderly writing process.

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Collaborative Wiki Building Project:

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Get Ready for the Reading Week!!!

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Library Research Skills

Library Research Skills. Arts Library Services Team | University Library. Karen Chilcott | Faculty Liaison Librarian. Purpose of the session. Purpose of the session. To develop effective Research skills using Library resources, including: Preparing research strategy

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Article Databases

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Subject Literacy, Information Literacy, & Curriculum

Subject Literacy, Information Literacy, & Curriculum. Meg Gorzycki, Ed.D. Pam Howard, MLIS. Purpose of Presentation. Introduce concept so f subject and information literacy Identify the importance of explicitly cultivating subject and information literacy

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RELS 162 Library Presentation

RELS 162 Library Presentation. Peer-reviewed vs. popular sources (and more . . . ?). Preliminaries:. And your instructor is . . . The handouts. What we will cover:. The differences and similarities between types of materials (peer-reviewed, scholarly, and popular)

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Illegal Immigration in the United States

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Illegal Immigration in the United States

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Finding Scholarly Sources at The University of Michigan

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Finding Scholarly Sources at The University of Michigan

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How to write a literature review

How to write a literature review. Dr. Laureen Fregeau. Topics we will cover. Why review the literature??? Terminology Literature review format Literature review topics and subtopics Locating literature review sources Choosing appropriate sources Your opinion Bibliography format.

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Purpose of a Literature Review Potential Research Sources Writing a Literature Review

Purpose of a Literature Review Potential Research Sources Writing a Literature Review. Purpose of a Literature Review. A literature is a body of related work on a topic.

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History of Terrorism

History of Terrorism. What is Terrorism? Definitions and Types of Terrorism Terrorist Tactics Differences and similarities between attacks Who is helped/hindered by the attacks?. What we will be studying!. Nazi Germany IRA Munich Olympics 1972 Oklahoma Bombing Moscow Theatre Siege

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Start Up

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