Below you will find links to online resources that have been chosen by Ms. Martin to help with your assignments.
Proper Referencing
- Citation Maker (MLA)
- Sample MLA Works Cited (including List of Images Used)
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a works cited is in alphabetical order, with hanging indents
- For any photos you use in a PowerPoint, pamphlet or other publication, remember to number the photo in the bottom right-hand corner, and create a separate numbered List of Images Used. Do NOT cite Google Images – cite the page where the photo is posted!
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Frankenstein
Research databases & eBooks:
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- Artemis Literary Sources – includes the Literature Resource Center (InfoTrac) ~ biographies, poems, social contexts, and criticisms.
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- Gale Virtual Reference Library (InfoTrac) ~ houses all of our eBooks; try searching specific names or places
- Literary Movements for Students: Gothic Literature ~ one of our eBooks…includes links for lots of other topics
- InfoTrac’s World History in Context database ~ either type your topic in the search bar, or look under the “Events Periods and Cultural Trends” for categories (e.g. Industrial Revolution; Colonialism in the Age of Exploration) – you can then “search within results” once you’re on that page to be more specific
- Britannica School (to access from home, this one has a different password from InfoTrac – see Ms. Martin)
- Britannica ImageQuest ~ includes all the citations for your List of Images Used!
Web sites:
**when you are finding information online, pay attention to WHO is posting the information and WHERE these sources are getting their information!! If you don’t know/can’t find out, don’t use the source for research**
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- Crash Course Literature: Frankenstein – Part 1 and Part 2 ~ hosted by John Green; gives an overview of the novel and discusses a number of related issues
- BBC’s British History page
