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Homework Help

by Phyllis Nethercot | March 10, 2011

Go to Beehive.org for online homework help.  You will need to create an account with a username and password to post comments (upper right hand corner). Internet Public Library - links to research sources or if you have a . . . read more

BEST Search Engines

by Phyllis Nethercot | March 3, 2011

Students should use more than one search engine when doing research.  For a comparison go to UC Berkley's BEST Search Engines site. read more

Starting From Scratch - MLA Guide

by Phyllis Nethercot | January 19, 2011

Starting From Scratch - MLA Guide   read more

Proofreading and Word Choices

by Phyllis Nethercot | January 4, 2011

Before you print your paper, you should ALWAYS proofread your work. Use Purdue's Online Writing Lab resource to find out how to find and fix common errors.  Microsoft's Spelling and Grammar check is a very useful tool. . . . read more

How to Research in the Library

by Phyllis Nethercot | December 8, 2010

Medieval Help Desk - humorous look at "using" a book  Freshman Academy Library Catalog (school access only) Use the library catalog to find books by entering a subject, author, title, or call number (use boolean search). . . . read more

Copyright & Plagiarism

by Phyllis Nethercot | December 6, 2010

Copyright law protects the work that you or anyone else has created from being copied, changed, or used without permission. You can get information about Copyright from the following sources.   Copyright for Students . . . read more

How to Evaluate Websites

by Phyllis Nethercot | December 6, 2010

Web sites need to be evaluated carefully.  Anyone can purchase a domain name and enter information.  For example, check out this professional looking site:   Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus (Home Access Only).  Looks good, . . . read more

Library of Congress

November 29, 2010

The Library of Congress is a great source to find primary documents as well as other useful information. It is the largest library in the world and many of its documents have been digitized. This link is to the Family and Kids . . . read more

Internet Public Library (IPL)

November 23, 2010

The Internet Public Library (IPL2) is an online research site hosted by the iSchool at Drexel, College of Information Science and Technology.  It includes Resources by Subject, Newspapers and Magazines, Special Collections, and . . . read more

Reference Materials

by Phyllis Nethercot | November 23, 2010

Here are a number of Reference links that may come in handy in your Research: Annals of American History, Britannica - Explore US history through speeches, historical accounts, memoirs, poems, images, and multimedia. Barbleby.com . . . read more

Citation helpers

by Phyllis Nethercot | November 21, 2010

Purdue Online Writing Lab is sponsored by Purdue University and offers excellent resources for writing, grammar, punctuation, as well as citing sources. EasyBib is a automatic bibliography and citation maker.  Once you get the . . . read more

Encyclopedia Britannica

November 20, 2010

Encyclopedia Britannica Online is a great source of reliable information for students of all levels.  You can research many areas of content including web sites, multimedia, journals and magazines, dictionary entries, as well as the . . . read more

Databases provided by the state and the Jenks School District

November 19, 2010

To access databases provided by the state of Oklahoma and the school district while using a school computer, follow these instructions. Type  "famedia"  or "hsmedia"  in the browser address bar ( no quotation marks). . . . read more

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