The sites included on this page were chosen specifically for your project. Some of them require logging in. We know that can be frustrating, but if you want useful and user-friendly information, the steps are worth it - like climbing to the top of the Eiffel Tower for the amazing view, or waiting in the long line at Tim Horton's for your morning coffee!
Embedded Files
This site is our favourite place to start research for this project. At school it just opens, but at home you will need to log in. The password can be found by clicking on the key at the bottom of this page.
Britannica Library
Britannica Library
This is a user-friendly, informative, easy-to-read source to use for just about any topic you can think of. For each article you can:
- change the reading level to add or take away detail
- translate
- change the font to make it easier to read
- have it read out loud
- find images and video
- get links to related topics
- copy-paste a ready-made citation for your Works Cited
These are some recommended sites where you'll find information about anthropology and human behaviour. No logins needed.
Here are two more really useful resources. They are both online encyclopedias with great topic overview articles and links to related information and media. Like Britannica, you can customise them to have them read out loud or be cited.
Online encyclopedia about cultures around the world.
Online encyclopedia about anthro/soc/psych issues.
Logins to Resources
How to Research & Use Online Databases
JMSS Research and Writing Help
New! How to make a Works Cited in Docs
Report abuse