Students will continue researching and citing information in Noodle Tools after thoroughly reviewing the Day Four Reminders.
Guide to Noodle Tools and EBSCO
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February 8, 2017
To Do Today
Students will continue researching and citing sources in Noodle Tools with key details supporting each main idea found through the research process; paraphrase/bullet point the details below each main idea. EBSCO will be made available today as well to locate a print source via the online database.
Note cards matching the paraphrased details on the Day Two Handout will be created for each source in Noodle Tools.
Guide to Noodle Tools and EBSCO for citing sources and using EBSCO to locate print sources online as a second type of source.
Due Today (at a glance)
- Day One Handout now – late and 3rd/4th Hours
- Two sources and at least six note cards
- Begin using EBSCO for one of the three sources minimum of two different types.
Day Two Handout – Is My Research Strong Enough
February 7, 2017
Due Today (at a glance)
- Day One Handout now
- Log in to Noodle Tools or create an account
- Add project – Use Name, Event, and Date as project title
- Cite at least one source
- Begin documenting on the Day Two Handout the details found to support a main idea.
- Know which source provided what detail.
To Do Today (in more detail)
Students will select the best of the three possible topics on the Day One Handout to research key details leading up to the event, during the actual day of the event, and the impacts of the event. See the link below for specific guidelines for the compilation of research.
Day Two Handout – Is My Research Strong Enough
Students will also begin citing sources in Noodle Tools and documenting on the Day Two Handout key details supporting each main idea; paraphrase/bullet point the details below each main idea. Tomorrow we will create note cards within Noodle Tools.
See the link below and FOLLOW EXPLICITLY the directions to login and use Noodle Tools.