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Welcome to your AP Research Resource Page!
Welcome to your AP Research Resource Page!
This is a one-stop-shop to help you with the research throughout the year for your final project and presentation. While there are more sources you can use, these are some that are always available to use that we know are CREDIBLE. If you need help at any point, please don't hesitate to reach out to your teacher or one of your librarians!
DATABASES:
This database needs a password OUTSIDE of school. See Schoology for the password!
This database needs a password OUTSIDE of school. See Schoology for the password!
REMEMBER: You don't want to search all 45 databases that EBSCO holds. Make sure you always pick Academic Search Ultimate for best results.
This database needs a password OUTSIDE of school. See Schoology for the password!
NEWS SOURCES:
This database needs a password OUTSIDE of school. See Schoology for the password!
This is a great resource if you are looking for current NEWS articles on a timely topic!
This links to our EBSCO databases. See Schoology for password help!
Great source for News as well as photos, audio and links to your topic!
Remember that you have full access to The New York Times with your Glenbard account. Need help signing up? Ask your teacher or librarian.
OTHER SOURCES AVAILABLE TO YOU:
College of DuPage Library
College of DuPage Library
As an AP Research student you may also want to consider looking into COD's library/resources. Don't let this knowledge pass you by! Click on the link to find more information for your research!
CITATION GUIDES:
NOODLETOOLS
NOODLETOOLS
You will use the link on the icon to the left to start your project. This is where you will create your works cited page for your research.
SCRIBBR
SCRIBBR
This is a free site that you may also choose to use if you wish. This allows you to cite many different kinds of citations!
HELPFUL REMINDERS/GUIDES AS YOU DO YOUR RESEARCH:
How To: Academic Journals
How To: Academic Journals
This short sheet of information will help guide you in your own research when you get to the databases. Use these tips to help keep you on track as well as help you make the process as simple as possible.
Need help deciphering if the Google page you found passes the test to use in your research? Click on the link above for more help on how to do an effective Google search!
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