Research Using ISearch
Use the Student Research Planning Guide document or the Cornell notes you started on the "Home" tab to keep track of your findings in this section.
Before you leave this section consult your research journal to be sure that you have access to the following:
If you are missing any of these resources, go back and try some more searches using some of the search terms you thought of in earlier steps.
Try this activity to help develop your chart and graph reading skills.
View the printable social media chart found in the link below. Click on the PDF full text link on the left to see the chart. Then answer the following questions in your research journal.
Now, in your journal, brainstorm different ways that charts and graphs can be used in social media. What are some specific examples? Find at least two used in a social media site and copy and paste the link in your research journal.
Social Networking and Primary Documents - Locating Information
Use Points of View Reference Center to find primary documents about social media.
Research Using Points of View Reference Center
Use the student research planning guide document or your own notes you started on the "Home" tab to keep track of your findings in this section.
Before you leave this section you should have access to the following:
If you are missing any of these resources, go back and try some more searches using some of the search terms you thought of in earlier steps.
Research Using ISearch
As you complete the search tracking form and before you leave this section, you should have a working bibliography or list of sources that includes citations for the following resources:
If you are missing any of these resources, go back and try some more searches using some of the search terms you thought of in earlier steps. Email the full text of all of these articles to yourself. Use the citation helpers located in the resources to help you create your citations.