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MDTC 300: Session Introduction & Assignment

This guide can help you:

Form an approach to initiating an assignment.

 
Identify the use of information sources based on the type of information (i.e. books for background, articles from databases)

 

Use keywords and Boolean Operators
 

Distinguish differences between popular and scholarly articles.


Explore topics for your paper or project. What motivates you?

Explore the library's information resources.

Start to gather information for an assignment.

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Original image: Deviant art by Willemijn1991

This guide is created for students in MDTC 300 in Professor Melissa Olsen's class. Click on each tab above to discover books, articles, databases, citation style, research papers, and other resources.

 If you have any questions about the content, please feel free to contact me.

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Mou Chakraborty
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mxchakraborty@salisbury.edu

Information Timeline

 

Infographic titled 'Information Timeline" showing how information develops after an event — from quick social media posts to verified news, magazines, scholarly journals, and books

 

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