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Keiser University Library - Information Literacy Lessons

Home
Topic to Thesis
Topic to Thesis
- Step 1: Topic
  Step 1: Topic
  - Brainstorming Your Topic
- Step 2: Research Question
- Step 3: Thesis
- Topic to Thesis Infographic
- Wrap-Up
Successful Research Papers
Successful Research Papers
- Understand the Assignment
- BEAM Those Sources
  BEAM Those Sources
- Acknowledge Differing Points of View
- Deliver a Strong Conclusion
- Wrap-Up
Types of Sources
Types of Sources
- Many Types
- Scholarly vs Popular Sources
  Scholarly vs Popular Sources
  - Empirical Research or Not
  - Peer-Reviewed or Not
- Format & Medium
- Primary vs Secondary vs Tertiary
- Source Types Infographic
- Wrap-Up
Evaluate Sources
Evaluate Sources
- SIFT That Info!
  SIFT That Info!
- Deciphering Bias, Perspective, and Logical Fallacies
  Deciphering Bias, Perspective, and Logical Fallacies
- Wrap-Up
Author Authority
Author Authority
Academic Honesty
Academic Honesty

Note Taking Infographic

Some quick tips for prevent plagiarism through good note taking.

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Note Taking to Avoid Plagiarism

Put quotation marks around exact quotes in your notes.
Summarize rather than paraphrase.
Include page numbers in your notes.
Save your sources.
When in doubt, take detailed notes.

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