Closed Question (C): A closed question can be answered with either a single word or a short phrase. Often Yes/No questions.
Open Question (O): An open question likely to receive a long answer or explanation.
How to share a project with your teacher (Inbox name: Weisbart # period Fall 2017)
How to collaborate with your group members (Peer-reviewer option)
How to...
Cite a database article (ONLY Gale "in Context" databases)
Create notecards, add tags/colors/visual cues, and make and manage notecard piles
Create and use an outline
Click the "Options" button.
Then choose "Edit Annotation"
Summarize: WHAT is this resource? (What information does it have?)
Assess & Reflect: HOW does it address the research question?
Historical Newspapers - ProQuest (troubleshooting off campus access)
Click on "Databases" and make sure that the four historical newspaper databases are the only options checked. Then click "Use selected databases."
Primary Source Sets (these primary sources are from a website, but be sure to cite the specific type of source they are. EXAMPLE: website -- letter or memo)