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DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY Is it all True? DRAFT COPY Linda Di. Cola Esperanza 2010 - 2011

DRAFT COPY Can the author be trusted? (Authority) DRAFT COPY Name? Background? Contact? DRAFT COPY Does the site have information I need? DRAFT COPY Usefulness? Worth sharing or bookmarking? Is it readable? Is it easy to navigate? Does it look DRAFT COPY good? Are spelling and grammar correct? DRAFT COPY Is it up to date? When was it created? Updated? DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Check the URL In the URL of the Web site you'll find a DOMAIN DRAFT COPY name. These domain names will often help you to decide who is sponsoring the site and where they are coming from. DRAFT COPY The most common domain names are: DRAFT COPY. com - commercial organizations (usually will be trying to sell you something). org - usually non-profit organizations, but not DRAFT COPY always. edu - educational institutions. gov - government DRAFT COPY. net - organizations involved in Internet services. int - international organizations DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY http: //www. dhmo. org DRAFT COPY http: //www. wwf. org/ DRAFT COPY http: //www 2. lhric. org/pocantico/5 thgrade 9 DRAFT COPY 9/animals. htm DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY How many hits? DRAFT COPY Narrow it down DRAFT COPY Search Engines: how they work DRAFT COPY Google vs. DRAFT Ask Kids COPY DRAFT COPY Cite the site! DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY Use AND to combine keywords and phrases when searching the electronic databases for journal articles. Use +, -, “” to combine or add and subtract terms Use truncation (an asterisk) and wildcards (usually a question mark or exclamation point). Use your imagination Approach your research like a detective, looking for clues in all that you discover. Don't limit yourself to just one database or one set of search results.

DRAFT COPY Put words together: Pollution DRAFT COPY Pollution in the Chesapeake Bay COPY Chemical DRAFT pollution in the Chesapeake Bay DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Saving DRAFT COPY Naming Files DRAFT COPY Using Flash. DRAFT Drives COPY Keyboard Shortcuts DRAFT COPY Citing Sources DRAFT COPY

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DRAFT COPY File DRAFT COPY Save As DRAFT COPY Name IT DRAFT COPY Check where it is going!! COPY DRAFT COPY Save DRAFT COPY

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DRAFT COPY When the copying is finished, do not immediately remove the. DRAFT flash drive from. COPY the USB port. Instead, left-click on the Remove DRAFT COPY Hardware icon located in the System Tray. DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY How do you choose a name for your file? DRAFT COPY A file name has two parts: FILENAME and DRAFT EXTENSION in the format: COPY filename. ext DRAFT COPY Most programs have a default extension which they will assign to files that they save DRAFT COPY unless you specifically type in something different. DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY win. exe vxd. dll DRAFT COPY autoexec. bat chess. com. DRAFT COPY All files with these extensions are executable, DRAFT meaning that they start a COPY program of some sort. But they are not all files that you should doubleclick on to. DRAFT start yourself. COPY Some are called by other programs, especially the ones with the extension DRAFT dll. It is risky to. COPY run a file when you don't know for sure what it does!! DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Make the name something relevant to what it DRAFT COPY is! Di. Cola_internetlesson 101810 DRAFT COPY Illegal characters in a file name: . , /: ; [] "|= DRAFT COPY (Spaces can't be used either under DOS and Windows 3. 1 and UNIX. )

DRAFT COPY You lose your flash drive? DRAFT COPY You can’t get to the same computer to retrieve your documents? DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY A name invented to describe web sites with which the DRAFT user can interact. COPY Gaming! DRAFT COPY Sharing! DRAFT COPY Saving! DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY www. portal. com DRAFT Diigo - user guidelines COPY DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY …Can you delete it? COPY …For how DRAFT long? …What is “tagged”? DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Nov. 30, 2010 Searching DRAFT COPY “ “, +, -, DRAFT COPY Keywords, multiple words DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY How do you manage your password? DRAFT Before you can play some. COPY games on the Web, you may have to fill out a form that DRAFT COPY asks for your name or a nickname, and asks you to pick a password. This is a very DRAFT COPY good idea -- you wouldn't want somebody else to go claiming your game scores, or DRAFT COPY making you look stupid by sending dumb messages DRAFT that appear to come from you. COPY DRAFT COPY Dec. 7, 2010

DRAFT COPY If you already have a password at home or at school, pick a different one! Remember, COPY your password is a DRAFT secret, and any time you tell something to more than one other person (or computer), it's not a secret DRAFT anymore. For some things, like a. COPY game on the World Wide Web, it's ok to use something easy to remember like a parent's first name. But if COPY your reputation, DRAFT your money, or your homework is at stake, play it safe and use something really weird that mixes DRAFT numbers, upperand lowercase. COPY letters, and maybe a bit of punctuation. Some people develop a system for coming up with passwords that are hard to guess DRAFT COPY but easy to remember. Just don't tell anyone else your system. DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY http: //www. tcc. fl. edu/about_tcc/academic_af fairs/division_of_library_services/research_guid DRAFT COPY es/web_links/search_engines_metacrawlers_we b_directories DRAFT COPY www. dogpile. com DRAFT COPY www. excite. com ** www. metacrawler. com ** DRAFT COPY www. webcrawler. com http: //www. mamma. com/ DRAFT COPY http: //www. science. gov/ DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Two parts: DRAFT COPY 1. Using the information in the body of the paper and giving credit to the author(s). 2. Completing the works cited page at the end DRAFT COPY of your paper. DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Research your topic: use good search DRAFT COPY skills(see slide 2) DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY

Slide 2 DRAFT COPY How will you know? DRAFT COPY • Can the author be trusted? (Authority) COPY – Name? DRAFT Background? Contact? DRAFT COPY • Does the site have information I need? – Usefulness? Worth sharing or bookmarking? Is it DRAFT COPY readable? Is it easy to navigate? Does it look good? Are spelling and grammar correct? DRAFT COPY • Is it up. DRAFT to date? When was it created? Updated? COPY DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Looking for clues DRAFT COPY Check the URL In the URL of the Web site you'll find a DOMAIN name. These DRAFT COPY domain names will often help you to decide who is sponsoring the site and where they are coming from. DRAFT COPY The most common domain names are: . com - commercial organizations (usually will be trying to sell you something) DRAFT COPY. org - usually non-profit organizations, but not always. edu - educational institutions. gov - government DRAFT. net - organizations involved in COPY Internet services. int - international organizations DRAFT COPY Slide 3 • •

DRAFT COPY Example: Sirs Knowledge source DRAFT SMCPS homepage, students, COPY online databases, Sirs (smcps, resource) toolbox DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY Name of the editor, compiler, or translator DRAFT COPY (if available). "Title of the Work. " (if distinct from the site) Title of the Web Site. Publisher or Sponsor of Site. COPY (if unknown, use DRAFT "n. p. "), Date of publication (day, month and year; if unknown, use "n. d. "). Web. Date of DRAFT COPY access (day, month and year). DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY HTTP: //TEENDRIVING. AAA. COM/MD/GET DRAFT COPY TING-READY/UNDERSTAND-FACTS-ANDRISKS DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY Citation added: "Understand the Facts and Risks. " Keys 2 Drive: The AAA Guide to Teen Driver Safety. Ed. AAA. Web. O 3 Jan. 2011. <http: //teendriving. aaa. com/MD/getting-ready/understand-facts-and-risks>.

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DRAFT COPY MLA style was developed by the Modern DRAFT Language Association and is. COPY most often used in the arts and the humanities, particularly in English studies, other literary studies. DRAFT COPY DRAFT COPY

DRAFT COPY This style of citations and bibliographical format uses parenthetical referencing with author-page (Smith DRAFT COPY 395) or author-[short] title-page (Smith, Contingencies 42) in the case of more than one DRAFT COPY work by the same author within parentheses in the text, keyed to an alphabetical list of sources on a "Works DRAFT COPY Cited" page at the end of the paper, as well as notes (footnotes or endnotes). See The MLA Style DRAFT COPY Manual and The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, particularly Citation and bibliography format. DRAFT COPY [13] "Citation. " Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. 02 Jan. 2011. Web. 03 Jan. 2011. <http: //en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Citation#Social_sciences>.

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