1. Library subscription databases can specialized to certain areas of information. Some of them can have information from decades back on your topic. The world wide web has a multitude of information and sites, but not all of them are credible, quality sources.
2. A bibliography is the arranged list of sources related to your issue that are listed alphabetically. An annotated bibliography simply adds summaries and written evaluations to the list of sources. The summaries on the sources can be later used in the paper.
3. A source credibility can be evaluated by noting if the source is associated with an organization that is recognized in the field you are reseaching, if it is duplicated in print, the currency of the source, and is it accessed by a large number of people.
4. A plan of your research will make it easier to write your paper later.
5."Plagiarism is the dishonorable act of passing someone else's words off as your own." Be sure to put quotations on all quotes and cite the authors.
Monday, April 20th, 2009
17 years ago
These questions are answered effectively for how much is written. The only thing is number five plagiarism I would add without probably sourcing them to the equation, but thats about it.
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