Green Screen Biomes LibGuide
Mrs. Martin
Embedded Files
Use the resources below to help you complete the green screen biomes project for Mrs. Martin's computer class.
Green Screen & Technology
Green Screen & Technology
Use these resources to access and learn how to use the green screen feature of Veed.io.
You will need to create an account on Veed.io using your school Google account. You can only use Veed.io if your guardian(s) signed and you returned the permission form. If they did not, you will be given an alternative assignment.
Print Materials
Print Materials
Find library material through the library catalog using this link.
Gale Databases
Gale Databases
Access thousands of non-fiction ebooks and quality reference materials through Gale Databases. You can print, copy/paste, email, or download portions of books and cite them automatically.
Encyclopedias
Encyclopedias
World Book Student is an online encyclopedia you can use to complete research or locate information of interest to you.
World Book Discover is an online encyclopedia you can use to complete research or locate information of interest to you.
The Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture is an online encyclopedia you can use to complete research on any topic related to the state of Tennessee.
Videos
Videos
These videos cover information about the different types of biomes.
Websites
Websites
Not all websites are good sources of information. Use this Website Evaluation Checklist to evaluate your sources before you use them.
Use these websites to gather information about your biome:
Images you find online are not always free to use. Even if you find them through a Google search and can copy them, they may still be owned by someone else. Owning an image usually means owning the copyrights to that image. For your project, you want to use images that are copyright free, which means no one owns the creative rights to them and you can use them without worrying that you are breaking any laws.
Use these websites to find copyright-free images:
https://wordpress.org/openverse/?referrer=creativecommons.org
Through Google search (directions): https://copyright.unimelb.edu.au/guides/finding-creative-commons-images-using-google
Use these websites to find copyright-free videos:
Citation Generators
Citation Generators
It is important to cite all of the sources you use for your research. Citing sources doesn't have to be hard. Use one of the links below to access a citation generator to make citing your sources easy and painless.
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