The databases below are the most useful for this specific project. For our other databases, visit the library online databases. Remember - You'll need to login first to get to the articles. Need passwords? Email the library.
Choose the database most suited for you topic (for example: "World History"). Search using the specific era or event (for example: "Industrial Revolution" or "Great Depression"). You will want results that indicate the item is a reference article.
Click on the Google Slide Above to See How to Enter the PDF Info into NoodleTools
Here is how your Finished Citation Will Appear on your Works Cited Page:
Beck, Roger B. World History: Patterns of Interaction. E-book ed., McDougal Littell, 2005. PDF.
(If you are using a PDF from a different book than the old world history textbook, to get publisher info, search on the title in Amazon, or ask your World History teacher)
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I. The Assignment: Here is a link to the assignment
II. Google Site Where You Link Your Site (please do this by May 15)
This is where your group will link your site when it is finished. The link will be made live in May.
III. Rubric for Project
Use the rubric to guide you in building your site
IV. Useful Subject Guides from Past Projects
These subject guides were put together for earlier projects done this year in Mr. Honda's class
V. Sample Google Sites Websites from Previous Years:
Check out these sites made by students using Google Sites for their final website project. All topics chosen that year (2023) are linked within this site. Look at several Sites to get ideas for your project.