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With the advent of the Information Age comes a
plethora of reading and multi-media material. Students are asked
to locate and critically assess, gather, then synthesize this ocean
of material into a cohesive report that avoids plagiarism, cites
their resources and is uniquely theirs.
One of the greatest challenges students face, is determining where
to find the best resources for their search and deciding whether
the information is rich in content. Once they've located a good
resource, their next big challenge is deciding whether or not they
can legally use this information and if they can and do choose to
use it, how can they avoid plagiarism. This tutorial will cover
all of these questions.
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will need Adobe
Acrobat Reader, Real
Audio and Flash
player installed on computers in order to view all of the resources
in this tutorial.
Click
on Rich in Content: How to Evaluate in the menu
on the left-hand side to continue the lesson. If you need to know
more about this lesson, first select Objectives.
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