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Alien in a Fez
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PDF
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MICA's April Walters
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A flyer advising you to use both MICA's Writing Studio tutors and
Decker Library's reference librarians.
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Writing Research Papers Step-by-Step
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Purdue OWL
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Not sure what to do when? This gives you a numbered roadmap of the
steps needed, from choosing and narrowing your topic, gathering
data, taking notes, to the actual writing and revision.
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Research
Refresher
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HTML
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MICA's April Walters
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This page shows the difference between a topic/issue/research
question/hypothesis/working thesis. It also gives tips on
photocopying, things to consider with different assignment
parameters, and how to read critically and synthesize the data you
found into your own work.
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Evaluating Sources of Information
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Purdue OWL
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This link is merely to the introduction of a large section of how to
evaluate information (both online and offline), so be sure to check
the links on the page to the rest of the document, covering how to
evaluate the bibliographic information, the content, and internet
sources.
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How to Critically Analyze Information Sources
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Cornell University
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A short yet thorough checklist of things to examine when looking at
a resource.
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5 Criteria for Evaluating Web Pages
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HTML
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Cornell university
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This explains how to look for key elements for determining if a web
page is trustworthy and reliable.
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10 "C"s for Evaluating Internet Resources
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PDF
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Frederick Community College
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How do you know if information online is reliable?
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Research Tools
Exercise
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HTML
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MICA's Kerr Houston
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Google knows everything, right? Wrong. This Art Matters
exercise from Kerr Houston's class shows some of its limits, as well
as points out other resources to use for research.
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