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110 CSC Fluency in Information Technology Chapter 6: Online Research Dr. Curry Guinn Todays Class The Final What I want for Out of Class Assignment 2 Laboratory Activities Starting on Assignment 2 The Final A study guide for your book (format) If you were teaching the book in a Computer Science course, what would you want students to know? Whats it about? Why is important? What are the significant...
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110 CSC Fluency in Information Technology Chapter 6: Online Research
Dr. Curry Guinn
Todays Class
The Final What I want for Out of Class Assignment 2 Laboratory Activities
Starting on Assignment 2
The Final
A study guide for your book (format) If you were teaching the book in a Computer Science course, what would you want students to know?
Whats it about? Why is important? What are the significant themes? What kind of criticism has the book received?
Out of Class Assignment 2
Researching your book Find the amazon.com page for your book
Author(s) Publisher Publish date (Find earliest)
Using this info,
Find the publishers home page and then see if that publisher has an official page on their website for your book See if there is an official home page for the book not on the publishers website How about the authors official homepage?
Taxonomy
Scholarly Journals Reference books Peer-review conferences Popular magazines Newspapers WWW pages Newsgroup discussions Books
Taxonomy
Scholarly Journals (JSTOR, EBSCO) Reference books (EBSCO, wikipedia) Peer-review conferences (ACM Digital Library, for instance) Popular magazines (Lexis-Nexis) Newspapers (Lexis-Nexis, EBSCO, news.google) WWW pages (search engines) Newsgroup discussions (groups.google) Books
Make sure that you document what you are cutting-and-pasting
When you copy a reference from JSTOR, be sure to make a note that you find it in JSTOR Otherwise you might not be able to it find again
Out-of-Class Assignment 2
As a basis, start with this file http://people.uncw.edu/guinnc\courses\fall08\1 You can edit this in Microsoft Word, Word Perfect, or other nice word processing software (recommended) Your final result will look something like: http://people.uncw.edu/guinnc\courses\fall08\1
Citations
For this assignment dont worry too much about formatting On your final, youll have to give proper citations to sources
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/557/09/
At the end of the lab
Be sure to save/send a copy of what you work on to yourself. Youll modify/add/cleanup this document and mail it to me for OOC 2
And now for the Lab
Activity 1: Download the base document for the assignment: http://people.uncw.edu/guinnc\courses\fall08\1 Find your books page on amazon.com to identify the author(s), publisher, and publish date
Find the pu...
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