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Media Center Resources

Online Resources

OhioMeansJobs
OhioMeansJobs, K12 provides resources on careers, college readiness, and more. Use this link to access these resources.

CollegeCredit Plus
INFOhio has compiled resources to help students, parents, and teachers understand the College Credit Plus program.

Project Gutenberg
Project Gutenberg provides free access to over 53,000 books that are in the public domain.

LibriVox
LibriVox provides free audio access to over 11,000 titles in that are in the public domain.

National Archives
The National Archives provides information on our nation's history through primary source documents, photos, and records.

Citation Resources

You can find many resources to assist you in correctly citing your resources during the research process. Use the links below to help you with this requirement.

*Remember - You should ALWAYS double-check computer-generated citation entries (like those provided in EasyBib, Son of Citation Machine, etc.).*

PaperRater
Check your grammar and work to avoid plagiarism through this free online proofreader.

The Purdue Online Writing Lab
Purdue University has a very thorough website on how to use MLA and APA citation formats.

Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Community College has created a guide to help you with citations, MLA and APA format.

SWOSU
Southwestern Oklahoma State University has a very developed MLA LibGuide to assist with your citation needs.

EasyBib
This website will generate MLA-formatted entries if you input the correct information. Make sure you select MLA8 and double-check your entries.

Research Assistance

Have a research project but don't know where to start? Use these links to focus you on your project.

GO! Ask, Act, Achieve
This is a resource established by INFOhio. It walks you through the stages of a research project. Work your way through the entire resource or pick & choose helpful portions. You have an easy-to-understand resource from start to finish.

Choosing and Developing a Research Topic
This short YouTube video provides a few suggestions to choosing and narrowing a topic.

R4S - Research for Success
R4S - Research for Success is designed for upper level researchers, grades 11+. The different modules lead you through the rigor and higher level research requirements necessary for college and career level research.

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