Encyclopedias have a little information about a lot of topics! This makes them great sources to start your research:
NOTE about Spanish language resources in most of our databases:
1. Access World Book Online Database using the link below:
Select "Student" version.
2. Search for your topic. (above is a SCREENSHOT only)
3. Open articles and skim and scan for information. Find an article that gives you background information about your topic and/or helps answer your research question(s).
4. TRANSLATE your article to Spanish
(above is a SCREENSHOT only)
5. For help on copying and pasting the citation into NoodleTools, go o to the Citing Databases in NoodleTools page.
BONUS. Follow the directions in the video to add the SPANISH article to your Google Drive. (NOTE: Unfortunately, the World Book "Save to Google Drive" tool will NOT save the Spanish translation; it will revert to English.)
* NOTE: Suggestion to use World Book Student rather than Britannica for this project due to better functionality of Spanish language option.
1. Access the Britannica School - Middle School Database using the link below:
2. Search for your topic. (above is a SCREENSHOT only)
3. Open articles and skim and scan for information. Find an article that gives you background information about your topic and/or helps answer your research question(s).
4. TRANSLATE your article to Spanish
(above is a SCREENSHOT only)
6. COPY and PASTE the article into a Google Doc so you will have easy access to it from off-campus. (NOTE: Unfortunately, the World Book "Save to Google Drive" tool will NOT save the Spanish translation; it will revert to English.)