1. Sections of Your Pamphlet Title Description of the “Problem” Quotes? Image… (image source cited: Source: blah blah at www.blah.com) www.blah.com Question and Answer Statistics? Actions People should take Organizations that are helping Resources:

2. Citing Sources in your pamphlet can follow this simplified format: Open your document Create text box for “Resources” List Author, Title of Site, Date of Access, URL http://www.blahblahblah.orghttp://www.blahblahblah.org List Author, Title of Site, Date of Access, URL http://www.blahblahblah.org (accessed from Ebsco Host.)http://www.blahblahblah.org

3. Follow this model to site sources of your images when you are providing complete MLA style citations:

5. Google’s pile of Web sites you will have to sort. BUMMER! WHAT A WASTE OF TIME! Pop-up advertisements Sites that don’t relate to my topic Sites by people who are NOT experts. Sites for COLLEGE PROFESSORS AND OLD PEOPLE… Source of illustration: Centerburg Tales by Robert McCloskey. Harmondsworth, England: Puffin Books, 1979.

6. We have ORGANIZED the information! Time for lessons! Source of illustration: Centerburg Tales by Robert McCloskey. Harmondsworth, England: Puffin Books, 1979.

7. Researching Skills for online resources Get the GOOD info FASTER!

8. Is this your research style? Kids who need lessons and practice!. I’m frustrated! This is hard! I give up! Why can’t I find what I need?! Where am I going?

9. ...Or is this your research style? I found it! Yippeeee! I’m finished! Kids who know! They get their work done faster! I’ll use the online databases.

10. Let’s change this:...to this!

12. Next, try the computers... Be smart! Use the Resources Online at the library’s web pages! Use the Databases! Ebsco World Book Online! Grolier!

13. Databases (Ebsco, Grolier, WBO): No junk! No advertising! No web sites made by children… PHEW! Resources selected by librarians… because they are GOOD! Information is organized into categories. You can browse the directory to find your topic. Has search engine that searches ONLY the sources in the database– NOT the whole internet--- PHEW!

14. Link to Library’s Online DatabasesLibrary’s Online Databases Resources Online Databases… Ebsco

15. Sources: Source of illustration: Centerburg Tales by Robert McCloskey. Harmondsworth, England: Puffin Books, 1979.