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Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
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Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
Create your own at Storyboard That

Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
Create your own at Storyboard That

Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
Create your own at Storyboard That

Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
Create your own at Storyboard That

Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
Create your own at Storyboard That

Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
Create your own at Storyboard That

Welcome to Researching 101!

We will be discussing

1. Where to search

2.How to search

3. How to decide if the source is reliable.

4. Citing your source

Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.

1. Where to search

The best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites

2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet:

1. choose your search terms carefully

2. add more words to narrow the search

3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)

4.search within a site (we will be using Google)

Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search feature

  • Google Kid Search
  • Fact Monster
  • Kidtopia
  • Kiddle

3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions:

  1. Who is the author?
  2. Where was the source published?
  3. What information does the source include
  4. When was the source published?

It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.

For citing the website in the text:

  1. Cite website directly after the sentence
  2. Reference should be in parentheses and period at the end
  3. If author is known, then citation to their last name if not use title
  4. Close parentheses after the last quotation

More resources for help with finding sources and citing:

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI

Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!

4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes

For citing on a work cited page:

  1. Information should be presented in the first line
  2. Format is authors last name, first name, "website name" publisher and publication date
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  • Research skills are the ability to search for information about a topic, evaluate that information, and share findings in an organized way.
  • Welcome to Researching 101! We will be discussing 1. Where to search2.How to search3. How to decide if the source is reliable.4. Citing your source
  • Google Scholar provides a simple way to search for scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats. Some of these sources include articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, academic publishers, professional societies, universities, and other websites
  • 1. Where to searchThe best site to search would be either Google or a scholarly source like Google Scholar
  • Some more kid-friendly search engines: Safe search by using Google's safe search featureGoogle Kid SearchFact MonsterKidtopiaKiddle
  • 2. How to search a specific topic.Here are some key steps to follow when you are searching on the internet: 1. choose your search terms carefully2. add more words to narrow the search3.use synonyms (ex. terms, words, name)4.search within a site (we will be using Google)
  • It is important to critically evaluate sources because reliable sources make you more informed writer and more trustworthy.
  • 3. How to decide in the source is reliable. As you skim the website, ask yourself the following questions: Who is the author?Where was the source published?What information does the source includeWhen was the source published?
  • For citing on a work cited page:Information should be presented in the first lineFormat is authors last name, first name, website name publisher and publication date
  • 4.Citing your Source. These are two basic approaches to citation using in-text citations and endnotes/footnotes
  • For citing the website in the text:Cite website directly after the sentenceReference should be in parentheses and period at the endIf author is known, then citation to their last name if not use titleClose parentheses after the last quotation
  • More resources for help with finding sources and citing:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOmSLK42HzI
  • Congratulations on completing this course! Good luck on your researching!
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