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Modules

» Research Overview

• - A Model for Research
• - Info Centers

» Start

• - Research Team
• - Explore Topics
• - Research Notes
• - Call Numbers

» Explore

• - Research Process
• - Information Types
• - Subject Encyclopedias
• - Books and e-Books
• - Magazines/Journals
• - Primary/Secondary
• - Deep/Invisible Web
• - World Wide Web

» Find

• - Library Catalogs
• - Google Books
• - Periodical Indexes
• - Web Search Tools
• - Wikipedia
• - Search Strategies
• - Boolean Operators
• - Google Search Tips

» Evaluate

• - Introduction
• - Books and Articles
• - Web Sites

» Plagiarism

• - Overview
• - Acknowledging
• - Citing
• - Practice
• - Plagiarism Quiz

Quizzes

• - IRIS Quiz (all modules) (external link)
• - Plagiarism Quiz

More Tools

• - Glossary
• - All Modules
• - Outcomes

The Process of Research

Research is a process. Each piece of information you uncover becomes a key that unlocks doors to new information.

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