PowerLibrary has a little bit of everything!
You might be able to find a database to meet
all of your research needs. Check out the descriptions
here!
eLibrary is a great source for
answers to your research question
and reporting what the scientific
community has said.
eBook Collection to help
you narrow down your search.
UNIT ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS:
HOW DO I LOCATE AND SELECT THE BEST PRINT AND DIGITAL SOURCES, USING SEARCH STRATEGIES EFFECTIVELY IN ORDER TO GATHER RELEVANT INFORMATION ABOUT MY TOPIC?
HOW DO I USE RELEVANT INFORMATION FROM TEXT FOUND IN SOURCES EFFECTIVELY AND APPROPRIATELY?
DAILY UNIT ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS:
Day 1-2: How do I identify my information need and match it up to the best source?
How do I identify the type of source in order to create a citation in Noodletools?
How can I use my key words to identify and cite background information?
Day 3-5: How can I use my Keywords to select sources? How can I use the GoogleDocs, Noodletools and the databases to organize my sources? How can I select relevant information from my sources?
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Advanced Search |
If you forget anything we talked about in class you can review a presentation to help you search by clicking on the link "Finding and Citing Your Sources."
Library of Congress Science Reference Guide - Giant list of suggested reading on a range of topics. This list is a good place to go if you are feeling really stuck. (Don't forget that we can request books from other libraries.)
Science.gov
INTERNET PUBLIC LIBRARY
USDA Plant Database
Science Fair Resources |