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Helpful Recommended Sources for Seniors/AVID
Mrs. Toussant explains how to embed a Google slideshow in a discussion reply in Canvas. (Oct 2020)
Eng12 ENL Library Tour
Mrs. Toussant explains how to post a discussion in Canvas. (Aug 2020)
Mrs. Toussant explains how to post a video in a discussion in Canvas. (Aug 2020)
Citing tables, graphs and images:
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"Tables and Illustrations": This one link to MLA's "Formatting a Research Paper goes to the exact section that will help you with in-text citations of images.
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The entire "Formatting" page will be helpful to view before you turn in your paper.
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For other helpful citation tools, please visit our "Citing" page.
Evaluating sources:
The following are links to four different ways to quickly evaluate ANY source whether it is a printed book or an up-to-date website. Feel free to pick your favorite and use it every time you need to check on a source's credibility and validity.
Health Information and Studies
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National Institutes of Health PubMed-enormous free-access database of many studies on health-related topics from academic journals
Great Sources for statistics
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