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1. Library Documents 2. New office documents 3. Taking notes electronically - copy / paste

7th Grade Library Orientation: Day 2 Computer Usage. 1. Library Documents 2. New office documents 3. Taking notes electronically - copy / paste - keeping track of sources - example 4. Printing - all / partial - no right click

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1. Library Documents 2. New office documents 3. Taking notes electronically - copy / paste

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  1. 7th Grade Library Orientation: Day 2 Computer Usage 1. Library Documents 2. New office documents 3. Taking notes electronically - copy / paste - keeping track of sources - example 4. Printing - all / partial - no right click - highlight – file print selection or page # 5. Saving – use your name as name of file & a description - for example “Joe Smoe Malcolm X Notes” - To Disk / FlashDrive - To “Library Documents” folders - Library / PC Lab transfers

  2. 7th Grade Library Orientation: Day 3 Using & Citing Print Resources 1. Search the “CAT” -for books by or about your famous person. -Biography (B) -Collected Biography (CB) - Non-Fic 2. Use the Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature to find magazine articles about your person. *check that we own it. *request that we pull it for you. *read / take notes / check out / get a copy … 3. Check index for Current Biography magazine collection. *read / take notes / check out / get a copy … 4. Check other library collections (see “favorites”) - Worch - Greenville - Troy / Dayton

  3. Search the VHS Library “CAT”alog

  4. Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature

  5. Current Biography Magazine

  6. Worch Public Library, Others & M.O.R.E.

  7. Citing a Book 1. Author(s).2. “Article’s name.” 3. Book’s name. 4. Editor (if any). 5. Publication city: 6. Publisher, 7. Publication date: 8. Page #s (if part of larger work). 9. Medium. ENTIRE BOOK (Universe in a Nutshell) ARTICLE from an ANTHOLOGY / Part of a Book (Ultimate Biography) Hawking, Stephen. The Universe in a Nutshell. New York: Bantam Books, 2001. Print. “Stephen Hawking.” Ultimate Biography. Ed. Thomas Dyja. New York: DK Publishing, 2002. 42-43. Print.

  8. Citing a Magazine Article 1. Author(s).2. “Article’s name.” 3. Magazine’s name. 4 Publication date: 5. Page number(s). 6. Medium. MAGAZINE ARTICLE (Discover) Maddox, Bruno. “Hawking’s Exit Strategy.” Discover. Sept. 2006: 31. Print.

  9. 7th Grade Library Orientation: Day 4 Using & Citing VHS’s Online Databases 1. ELibrary Database *easy search & “my list *browse publications *topic tree *reference desk 2. - ProQuest Learning Literature * quick searching *authors *works 3. - History Study Center * searching * topic tree 4. FACTS.COM *World News Digest *Issues & Controversies *Science Online 5. World Book Web 6. Ohio Career Information System O.C.I.S.

  10. WHAT IS AN ONLINE DATABASE? (You must have at least one online database resource used in your paper) An online research database is: • a collection of articles available online from a variety of sources: (reference books, newspapers, magazines, television / radio program transcripts and journals) • The sources are authoritative, reliable and edited for content. • The collection is organized & easily searchable. • Often an access fee must be paid. • A password is required.

  11. ELIBRARY CURRICULUM EDITION – A searchable collection of more than 2,000 research-worthy full-text and multimedia sources. eLibrary contains millions of documents including current full-text magazine & newspaper articles, maps, photographs, TV & radio transcripts, government publications, & reference collections. Use eLibrary to investigate world events, people in the news, history, geography, social/debate issues, sciences & more. ACCESS: http://www.proquestk12.com Username: 95-10010 Password: bigchalk

  12. Citing an article from ELibrary For an article in an online database you need: 1. Author. 2. “Title of article.” 3. Name of original source. 4. Publication date: 5. Page numbers. 6. Name of Database. 7. Medium. (Web). 8. Date of access 9. (If essential) <web address>. eLIBRARY Rose, Charlie. "Conversation With Stephen Hawking." The Charlie Rose Show. 07 Mar. 2008. eLibrary Curriculum Edition. Transcript. 17 Sept. 2009.

  13. PROQUEST LEARNING: LITERATURE – An unparalleled collection of resources for the study of literature, this database offers over 3,000 author pages giving access to biographies, original works, book reviews, criticism, and multimedia. Poetry resources include over 185,000 full-text poems, as well as The Poets on Screen collection, which offers modern poets giving readings of their favorite works. ACCESS: http://www.proquestk12.comUsername: 95-10010 Password: bigchalk

  14. Citing an article from Proquest Learning Literature For an article in an online database you need: 1. Author. 2. “Title of article.” 3. Name of original source. 4. Publication date: 5. Page numbers. 6. Name of Database. 7. Medium. (Web). 8. Date of access 9. (If essential) <web address>. Proquest Learning Literature "Hawking, S. W. (Stephen W.)." Proquest Biographies. N. p.: Proquest, 2006. N. pag. Proquest Learning: Literature. Web. 17 Sept. 2009.

  15. HISTORY STUDY CENTER – This database covers global history from ancient times to the present day. Contents include over 40,000 digitized primary and secondary sources, reference books, essays, journal articles, historical newspaper and magazine articles, maps, rare books, government documents, transcripts of historical speeches, images and video clips. Study Units offer editorially selected material on over 500 historical topics. ACCESS: http://www.proquestk12.comUsername: 95-10010 Password: bigchalk

  16. Citing an article from History Study Center For an article in an online database you need: 1. Author. 2. “Title of article.” 3. Name of original source. 4. Publication date: 5. Page numbers. 6. Name of Database. 7. Medium. (Web). 8. Date of access 9. (If essential) <web address>. History Study Center "1974." The Chronology of World History. Abingdon/Cambridge: Helicon, 2007. N. pag. History Study Center. Web. 17 Sept. 2009.

  17. 7th Grade Library Orientation: Day 5 Using & Citing VHS / INFOhio’s Online Databases 1. FACTS.COM *World News Digest *Issues & Controversies *Science Online 2. Ohio Career Information System O.C.I.S. *** INFOhio’s Core Collection *** 3.World Book Web 4. Biography Reference Bank

  18. Citing an article from FACT.COM For an article in an online database you need: 1. Author. 2. “Title of article.” 3. Name of original source. 4. Publication date: 5. Page numbers. 6. Name of Database. 7. Medium. (Web). 8. Date of access 9. (If essential) <web address>. Facts on File World News Digest / Issues & Controversies “Awards: 16 Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom." Facts On File World News Digest. 13 Aug. 2009. World News Digest @ FACTS.com. Web. 21 Sept. 2009.

  19. O.C.I.S – Ohio Career Information System ohiocis03

  20. O.C.I.S – Ohio Career Information System

  21. Citing an O.C.I.S. Article “Carpenter.” OCIS High School Version. 2009. Ohio Career Information System. Web. 17 Aug. 2009.

  22. WORLD BOOK WEB Three levels of accurate & current encyclopedia articles.

  23. Citing a World Book Web article: World Book Advanced Primack, Joel R. "Hawking, Stephen William." World Book Advanced. 2009. N. pag. INFOhio World Book Web. Web. 17 Sept. 2008.

  24. INFOhio’s Electronic Resources – Use & Citation *INFOhio’s Core Collection *Other Resources INFOHIO’s CORE COLLECTION OF ELECTRONIC RESOURCES: INFOhio provides access to thousands of online publications and research resources, including popular magazines, scholarly research journals, newspapers from Ohio and the nation, encyclopedias, dictionaries, speeches, poems, plays, photographs and videos, maps, test preparation, primary source documents and much more. * The ART Collection - Artwork & artifacts from world museums. * Biography Reference Bank - Life stories of individuals, historic & current. * Digital Video Collection – Hundreds of curriculum-oriented videos. * EBSCOhost – Collections of news, magazine & journal articles for research. * Spanish / French Encyclopedias – articles for foreign language learners. * Learning Express Library – Test-taking & learning tools in your own account. * Literature Online – Digital collection of literary classics from all eras. * NewsBank – Full-text magazine / newspaper collection from the U.S. and world. * Oxford Reference – A complete and accurate digital reference collection. * Science Online – Informative articles & images about current science topics. * World Book Web – Three levels of accurate & current encyclopedia articles. * Other Resources – A.D.A.M., American Memory, FirstGov, OPLIN, Medline Plus, NetWellness, Ohio Historical Society, Ohio Memory, OhioGov & more. ACCESS: all INFOhio resources are available at:http://www.infohio.org/ Username: think Password: infohio

  25. Citing an INFOhio Database Article: EBSCOhost (or other INFOhio Source) Database Article 1. Author. 2. “Title of article.” 3. Name of original source. 4. Publication date: 5. Page numbers. 6. Name of Database. 7. Medium. (Web). 8. Date of access (d. m. y.) “Hawking, Stephen W.” World Authors 1985 – 1990. N.p.: H. W. Wilson. 1995. N. pag. Biography Reference Bank. Web. 22 Sept. 2009.

  26. 7th Grade Library Orientation: Day 6 Using Web Resources *Search Engines *Evaluating Information *Citing 1. Search Strategies for Web Success: Search Engines - the way to search the web. Key Word / Phrase Searching – grunt & quote Site Summaries – read before you click. Site types - dot.what? 2. Reading a Web Address – so/many/slashes/to/follow 3. Reliability – Know your source! What’s your slant? 4. Citing a website article – Practice, Practice! 5. Biography Button Sites

  27. USE A SEARCH ENGINE YOU KNOW • Don’t GUESS an ADDRESS! • Use KEY WORDS. Don’t Type SENTENCES! • Put phrases in quotes to “lock together”. • Read Summary of sites before clicking. • GOOGLE is our HOME Search Page. • KNOW THE TYPES OF WEBSITES • .com = COMMERCIAL – someone is selling a product. • .org = ORGANIZATION – a nonprofit information site. • .gov = GOVERNMENT – site of state / local / federal agency • .edu = EDUCATIONAL – a college or university site. • .k12.oh.us = SCHOOL – a public k-12 school website.

  28. Comparing Search Strategies No search skills used … Keyword skills used … Keyword, Phrasing & Boolean skills used …

  29. Google Search Features: Phrase search ("")By putting double quotes around a set of words, you are telling Google to consider the exact words in that exact order without any change. [ "Alexander Bell" ] Search within a specific website (site:)Google allows you to specify that your search results must come from a given website. For example, the query [ iraq site:nytimes.com ] will return pages about Iraq but only from nytimes.com. Terms you want to exclude (-)Attaching a minus sign immediately before a word indicates that you do not want pages that contain this word to appear in your results. For example [ jaguar -cars -football ]. Fill in the blanks (*)The *, or wildcard, is a little-known feature that can be very powerful. If you include * within a query, it tells Google to try to treat the star as a placeholder for any unknown term(s) and then find the best matches. The query [ Voinovich voted * on the * bill ] will give you stories about different votes on different bills. Note that the * operator works only on whole words, not parts of words.

  30. Understanding the URL or web address of a web page can sometimes provide you with important information about a web site. In this example we are using a web site that says the Holocaust never happened. Based on the URL shown below in blue how can we tell that this is the web site of an individual and not a Northwestern University web site?"

  31. X Know Your Website’s RELIABILITY! *false *misleading *slanted vs. *even ? + - =

  32. Citing a website • ARTICLE IN A WEB SITE Author, Name. “Title of article.” Name of web page. Publisher, Publication date. Medium. Date of Access. <Web site address only if essential>.

  33. Citing a website - ARTICLE IN A WEB SITE Author, Name. “Title of article.” Name of web page. Publisher, Publication date. Medium. Date of Access. <Web site address only if essential>. Stein, Eileen. “Border Collie Characteristics.” All About Border Collies. United States Border Collie Club, Inc., 31 Aug. 2007. Web. 23 Sept. 2009.

  34. Citing a website - ARTICLE IN A WEB SITE Author, Name. “Title of article.” Name of web page. Publisher, Publication date. Medium. Date of Access. <Web site address only if essential>. Ley, Niki and Sam Blackburn. “Prof. Stephen Hawking’s Biography.” Professor Stephen Hawking. University of Cambridge, 2009. Web. 23 Sept. 2009.

  35. WORKS CITED PAGE EXAMPLE

  36. FAMOUS PERSON RESEARCH PAPERGOALS & BIOGRAPHY BUTTON SIGHTS

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