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Explore the four domains of this incredible database, CultureGrams, and see why they describe their information as an, "Insiders' Perspectives on Daily Life and Culture.
Presented by Javier Reyes and Larry Wilkner, ProQuest CultureGrams
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Get FactCited: Social Studies! Are you looking for easy-to-use resources for elementary and middle school researchers? Join FactCite's Librarian Consultant Sheila Tobin Cavooris as she shares engaging social studies projects and lesson ideas using FactCite Lincoln Library Online available through the VRC.
In this workshop you will learn how to help your students create citations, develop notecards using direct quotes, paraphrasing & original thought and eventually turn those notecards into a well-developed outline and research paper.
Presented by Carol Gaughran, LMS, South Ocean Middle School, Patchogue-Medford School District
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An introduction and exploration to NoodleTools, an online service that enables students/researchers to gather and organize resources, while simply and easily building MLA and APA citations and bibliographies. This session will include activating accounts, creating citations, and the components of a NoodleTools project - sources, notecards and a paper.
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A deeper exploration into NoodleTools, an online service that enables students/researchers to gather and organize resources, while simply and easily building MLA and APA citations and bibliographies. This session will cover sharing and collaboration of NoodleTools projects, managing citations and the teacher's ability to comment on students' research and notecards.
This workshop will introduce you, or remind you, how to use this database to help teachers and student build and share reading lists. We will go over where to find it, how it works, and what some of the nifty tricks are!
Presented by Kayla McNaughton, LMS, Setauket Elementary School, Three Village School District
