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LAA
700: Introduction to Latin American Library Resources
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Course
Description: "A
survey of bibliographic and reference sources for research on Latin
America in the humanities and social sciences. Designed to prepare
students for library research at the seminar, thesis, or dissertation
level. Prerequisite: Junior standing, reading knowledge of Spanish
or Portuguese." --KU Graduate School Catalog 2007-2009 |
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Course Description & Objectives
Reader's Guide to Latin American Studies
Government Documents:
- Strategies for Finding International Documents (Jana Krentz)
- International Documents Finding Guide (Jana Krentz)
- Non-Governmental Organizations Research Guide (Duke University, Perkins Library)
- Non-Governmental Organizations Page (UT-LANIC)
- ICYouSee:
T is for Thinking. A Guide to Critical Thinking About What You See on
the World Wide Web (Ithaca College Library)
- Evaluating Web Pages (Widener University)
- GB Online's Mesoamerica
- Hoax? Scholarly Research? Personal Opinion? (UCLA College Library)
- ICYouSee Guide to Critical Thinking: Classroom Activity
- Mankato, Minnesota Home Page
- Martin Luther King Jr. - A True historical Examination
- Mesoweb
- New Hartford, Minnesota
- Oceana: Protecting our Oceans
- Peak Oil: a Web Site Evaluation Assignment (Ithaca College Library)
- Pop Quiz on Web Site Evaluation (Ithaca College Library)
- Teaching Web Page Evaluation Using Hoax Sites (Sam Houston State University)
- The King Center
- Search Engine Showdown: The Users' Guide to Web Searching
- How to Critically Analyzing Information Sources (Cornell)
- The Seven Steps of the Research Process (Cornell)
- Developing a Research Question (Empire State College)
- Intro to Library Research (University of Washington Information Literacy Learning)
- How to Narrow or Broaden Your Topic (UCLA College Library)
- Formulating a Research Question (pdf)
- Doing Research....Search (Memorial University Libraries)
- Worksheets
- The Researcher's Notebook (Jana Krentz)
- Performing Effective Searches in Electronic Databases (UMW Libraries)
- Keyword Search Techniques (Trent University)
- Advanced Keyword Searching (Cañada College)
- Tutorials
- Mechanics of Keyword Searching (American University Library)
- Primary Vs. Secondary Sources (Bowling Green State University)
- Primary and Secondary Sources (Ithaca College Library)
- Finding Primary Sources (Wesleyan University Library)
- Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sources (pdf)
- How to Prepare an Annotated Bibliography (Cornell University Library)
- Writing An Annotated Bibliography (University of Central Florida, Writing Center)
- How to Write Annotated Bibliographies (Memorial University Libraries)
- Documentation
- Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format (This site created by the Online Writing Lab of Purdue University has many links to MLA format sites.)
- Citing Electronic Resources - MLA (Middlebury College)
- Frequently Asked Questions about MLA Style (Modern Language Association)
- MLA Documentation (University of Wisconsin at Madison Writing Center)
- Citation Styles Handbook: MLA (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Tutorials
- MLA Citation Style Tutorial (Indiana State University Library)
- MLA Style Citation Tutorial (Franklin Pierce College)
- MLA Citation Style Simplified (University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services)
How to Evaluate a Web Site:
Research and Information Analysis:
Developing a Research Question:
Effective Keyword Searching:
How to find Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sources
The Annotated Bibliography:
MLA Bibliographic Format:



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