Information for Faculty
Research Process OverviewUnderstand Your AssignmentBudget Your TimeChoose a TopicDetermine the Best ResourcesDevelop Your TopicExplore & Evaluate Your InformationWrite and Cite
DatabasesSubject DatabasesTypes of Magazines & Newspapers
Assessing WebsitesDiagnosis: PlagiarismEvaluating Magazines & Newspapers
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Information for the Student

Turn to InfoBits when you need to know more about:

  • How to do research
  • Evaluating websites
  • The importance of citing your sources

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Learn how InfoBits can be used as a ready to use resource to teach research skills to your students.

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InfoBits - Build your research skills

Research Effectively - A roadmap to navigate the research process. More Tutorials - Assessing Websites, Diagnosis: Plagiarism, Evaluating Magazines & Newspapers
 

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  • For questions about InfoBits, contact Mike Byrnes at mike.byrnes@yc.edu or Mollie Gugler at mollie.gugler@yc.edu.
  • If you have a problem with accessing an online library resource, broken links, a video not playing, or other technical issues, contact James Rider at james.rider@yc.edu.

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  • To access online resources off-campus, you must login with your YC username and password. To reset your password, use the YC password reset tool www.yc.edu/password.

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InfoBits Team:
Mike Byrnes (instructional design lead)
Mollie Gugler (instructional design)
James Rider (video, graphics, programming)

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In accordance with the Yavapai College Copyright Policy, you have permission to use or adapt any InfoBits worksheets and content in your classes and in your Blackboard courses.

 

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