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- 2. Watch this PRESENTATION again: http://bit.ly
- 4. Step 1 Choose your topic. Step 2 Find basic information. Step 3 Refine your topic. Step 4 Form research question Step 5 Develop keywords Step 4 Locate and retrieve materials. Step 5 Evaluate materials. Step 6 Analyze resources & write paper Step 7 Cite
- 5. Provided by EVC Library
- 6. Newspaper
- 7. Books
- 8. Reference Books Atlas of the Environment Ref G 1046 .G3 L4 1994 Environmental Encyclopedia Ref GE 10 .E38 2003 Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues Ref GE 10 .E52 2000 Encyclopedia of the Environment Ref GE 10 .E53 1994 Overviews Analysis Assessments Statistics Scientists Policy
- 10. www.evc.edu
- 14. Select a Field SEARCH DATABASE AND Select a Field AND Select a Field
- 15. Is El Nino related to global warming?
- 20. Science Online
- 21. The Internet
- 23. Evaluate
- 24. Evaluating Resources Currency Relevanc Authority Accuracy Purpose y
- 25. Citation
- 27. Reference Manuals Publication manual of the American Psychological Association BF76.7 .P83 2010 MLA handbook for writers of research papers LB2369 .G53 2009
- 29. Happy Researching! !
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- For your more specific questions, you will want to search our databases
- For your more specific questions, you will want to search our databases