Year 12 modern history china 2017
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The document provides guidance and resources for researching Chinese national history for a Year 12 Modern History assignment. It recommends using library databases and resources rather than solely relying on Google, as library tools can access more of the invisible deep web containing scholarly articles and papers. Specific databases and websites mentioned that could be useful for Chinese history research include the Terrace Oliver Catalogue, library website, State Library databases, Google Scholar, Encyclopedia Britannica, eLibrary, Library Webs, JSTOR, and Gale. Tips are provided on using features in Google Scholar like sorting by date to find recent papers.
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- 1. Year 12 Modern History China National History
- 2. Research Tools Terrace Oliver Catalogue Library Website – eScholar State Library – Databases, ebooks and catalogue
- 3. Why not Google? Aim for ‘deep’ research to discover the invisible web Google, MSN, Yahoo only access 20% of web Use Google Scholar Image from Juanico Environmental Consultants Ltd and US Dept of Energy
- 4. Google Scholar tips Finding recent papers Your search results are normally sorted by relevance, not by date. To find newer articles, try the following options in the left sidebar click "Since Year" to show only recently published papers, sorted by relevance click "Sort by date" to show just the new additions, sorted by date. http://scholar.google.com/intl/en/scholar/help.htm l#overview
- 6. Criteria for evaluating websites Accuracy Authority Objectivity – Perspective/Bias Currency
- 8. Terrace Library Website – Bookmark now
- 10. Khan Academy
- 11. Assignment Help
- 12. Useful Databases at Terrace Encyclopaedia Britannica ANZRC (Australia and New Zealand Reference Centre) Elibrary Library Webs Questia School Database
- 13. Encyclopedia Britannica Try key word: China cultural revolution Great for background reading
- 14. eLibrary Search
- 15. eLibrary Search Result Examples
- 16. Library Webs Database - Moodle
- 18. Links for Great Leap Forward topic – real online Select relevant topic on China Library Webs Search Results
- 19. State Library of Queensland
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- 21. SLQ Search Terms
- 22. SLQ - One Search Retrievals
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- Some researchers believe that the searchable web is barely 1% of what’s actually available on the World Wide Web. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/journey-into-the-hidden-web-a-guide-for-new-researchers/ The deep web is 500 times the size of the visible web. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GFs1vBaiORA8YQEXbPaosd4foLz-j1ZQu7VFk_OwrDI/present?slide=id.i90 The deep web includes webpages that are not linked to by other pages, password-protected sites, and private.
- Encyclopaedia Britannica – general background reading ANZRC (Australia and New Zealand Reference Centre) - Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre Elibrary – Australian easy to navigate Library Webs – Easy to use Questia School Database -
- JSTOR -