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These online databases are available to help you research your papers.
You will need user names and passwords to access some of these databases from home.
Ask for them in the library. We will be happy to provide them.
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Search for Books in the Library
Library Online Catalog (OPAC): Browse all the school libraries and the Loveland Public Library.
Cite Your Sources
Knight Cite: This site helps you create citations from internet and print sources you've used.
Evaluate Web Sites
The American Library Association's How to Tell If You are Looking at a Great Website lists criteria to look for
in these categories: authorship, purpose, design and stability, and content. Just because information is published on the internet does not mean that it is accurate,
current, and unbiased.
Build Your Argument
Access Mrs. May's presentation on how to build a solid argumentative paper.
Included is the information about how to avoid plagiarism and all the links to the online help.
You may use it, but please don't plagiarize it!
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