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DSPW 0800: Writing--Ms. Linda Miller
Library Instructor: 
Pam Temple

 

Assignment: Students will write a 4-6 page research paper about the Bird Flu.  A minimum of four sources is required and may include websites.  Other sources may be books, electronic books, magazine articles, or newspaper articles. 

 

I. Find books to check out or view online
          

Information about avian influenza (bird flu) and avian influenza A (H5N1) virus [electronic resource]   2005
Library Location: Online Government Documents Collection Call Number: HE 20.7002:AV 5   Status: Online Electronic Resource
     
National strategy for pandemic influenza [electronic resource]   2005
Library Location: Online Government Documents Collection Call Number: PR 43.8:H 75/2/IN 3 Status: Online Electronic Resource
 

 

II. Use electronic databases to find articles from newspapers, magazines, and reference books.
           
(You will need the same passwords for off-campus access to electronic databases.) 

MasterFILE Premier (magazines, newspapers, reference books, primary source documents, etc.)

Opposing Viewpoints

Health and Wellness Resource Center

III.  Use only reliable Internet sites

When using the Internet, use only sites that are authoritative and reliable.

Librarians' Index to the Internet (http://www.lii.org)

Internet Public Library (http://www.ipl.org)

Try an Advanced Google search and limit the domain name to .org, .gov., or .edu.

World Health Organization Official Bird Flu Website

Get Ready: American Public Health Organization Site

U.S. Government avian and pandemic flu information. Managed by the Department of Health and Human Services.

ETSU Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Site

UGA Research News Release: North American wild bird species that could transmit bird flu:

UGA Research Article: "Adverting the Next Pandemic"

Video: Sesame Street Bird Flu

Video: PBS Pandemic Flu

Video: The Threat of Bird Flu




 

IV.  Cite your electronic sources correctly by following these guidelines:

MLA Citation Examples (Electronic Databases)

MLA Citation Examples (WWW Sites).
 

 

If you need assistance, email Pam Temple or call 697-4436 for reference help.


Tisa Houck and Pam Temple
rev 3/08, 2/2007