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The Aims of Argument: A Text and Reader, 4/e
Timothy Crusius, Southern Methodist University
Carolyn Channell, Southern Methodist University

Evaluating Sources

Compare the Efficiency of Four Major Search Engines
Learn to assess research process sequencing by locating sources outside the library. Explore the usability of online search engines so you can tailor searches to specific needs.

Examine Copyright and Fair Use Issues in Using Material from the Web
Quizzes students on their understanding of copyright and fair use issues in using material from the Web. Focus on searching the Internet for references.

The CARS Checklist
Learn important criteria for evaluating sources and choosing relevant information. This link also leads to activities that will help you gain practice evaluating online sources.

Finding the Focus
Master note-taking techniques that aids in keeping a research journal.

Web Links
Offers links that sharpen most students' skills in the research process. Focus on finding, studying, and collaborating information.









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