Quick Links:Sources Requirements:
You should have a total of at least 8 substantial sources that you find before writing your article.
Note Requirements:
Works Cited Page:*While each database gives you the ability to cite your resource, you may need to create your own.
You are using MLA (Modern Language Association)
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Quick Presentation About Locating Information:
Tools:
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Step 2: Creating a Research Question
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Step 3: Finding Information
Resources - Multiple Sides:
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Starting the process of searching...
1. Develop the research question
2. Choose the right database: There are multiple databases to choose from, start with a general database and then search by subject 3. Define the terms and concepts: Break down your research question into distinct concepts that can be searched for separately (3 concept words are a great start) 4. Combining terms:
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Questioning YOUR SOURCES?
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ORR Databases:*Each database has different resources that can help you in your quest.
Make sure to search your individual in each database to find new information and materials.*
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Boston Public Library Databases:
As a Massachusetts Resident*, you have access to the Boston Public Library and can get an online eCard!
A BPL eCard gives you access to:
Just a few databases to get you started:
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*You will need to login with your BPL e-card number and pin.
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