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LESSON 11:BEATLE WEB PAGE LESSON

I have the learning objectives for each section listed above the activities and topics proposed for that section.

                                 In this section you will have the opportunity to do some of your own research to find
                                 valuable resources about The Beatles. You will use a search engine to conduct your
                                 search. You are asked to provide the name of the Web page, the URL, and a short
                                 description of the sites you found valuable.

Lesson 11: BEATLE WEB PAGE ACTIVITIES

Step 1: Click on this link to view or print out the rubric for Assignment #3.
Step 2: Please complete all the activities for Assignment 3.
Assignment 3 Objective:
3. Given a computer, Web browser, Internet connection, and access to a search engine, input text in the search engine and navigate using the Web browser to locate additional information and resources concerning The Beatles.
Assignment #3 Choice #1 Go to the Dogpile search engine to locate at least two Internet resources you found while researching The Beatles.   Using a word processor list the name of the site, the search engine you used, the URL for the site, the citation for the site, and a short description of the site. Copy and save the URL's to be used as links on your Web site.   State whether you used MLA or ALA style to write your citaton. Use a word processor and save the information to a floppy disc or your hard drive in a common folder.
Assignment #3 Choice #2Go to the About.com search engine to locate at least two Internet resources you found while researching The Beatles. Using a word processor list the name of the site, the search engine you used, the URL for the site, the citation for the site, and a short description of the site.   Copy and save the URL's to be used as links on your Web site. State wheher you used MLA or ALA style to write your citation. Use a word processor and save the information to a floppy disc or your hard drive in a common folder.
Assignment #3 Choice #3 Go to any search engine of your choice to locate at least two Internet resources you found while researching The Beatles. Using a word processor list the name of the site, the search engine you used, the URL for the site, the citation for the site, and a short description of the site. Copy and save the URL's to be used as links on your Web site.   State wheher you used MLA or ALA style to write your citation. Use a word processor and save the information to a floppy disc or your hard drive in a common folder.   If you select this option please be sure to save the name of the search engine you used.
Assignment #3Only Choice Using one of the resources you found above, list the best Beatle Web site you found. Write at least 5 sentences detailing why.

FLASHBACK

Please click here if you need to flashback and revisit the rules on how to cite an electronic reference.

The Writing Center: Documenting Sources MLA This is a useful handout describing the proper was to cite resources using the MLA Style guidelines
http://www.rpi.edu/dept/llc/writecenter/web/text/docsources.html

Beyond the MLA Style Handbook: Documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet: This site will provide you with information concerning how to cite an E-mail, Web Site, FTP, Gopher, Usenet, or Mailing list and more, according to the MLA Style guidelines.
http://falcon.eku.edu/honors/beyond-mla/

Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the American Psychological Association : This site will provide you with information concerning how to cite resources according the the APA Style guidelines.
http://www.apa.org/journals/webref.html

Please click on the GLOVE to proceed to assignment # 4

The Beatles: Across the Curriculum
is maintained by:
Mary Ann Fornataro

This Web site contains course work and links to various Beatle sites. Please e-mail your comments or suggestions.

Please submit all work as an attachment to the following E-mail address.

[email protected]

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