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For the most up to date usernames and passwords see the "Databases & eBooks" under the "Research" tab. ProQuest Resources in the California state-wide contract RECOMMENDED LINK: SIRS Issues Researcher user: mbusd password: Beach*18 LA County Research Databases All databases Recommended: Opposing Viewpoints Use the barcode number on the back of your library card. If you don't have a card, use MCHS number. MCHS Library Acct: 1111652201702 Recommended LibGuides: Duquesne University - Gumberg Library Eastern Nazarene College National Newspapers Some of the most respected major national and regional newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and more. MCHS Library Acct: 1111652201702 EBSCO Search Premier & Academic eBook Collection Provides access to over 130,000 ebooks & 4,600 academic journals. user: miracostahs password: Library@23 |
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1. You will be assigned a partner. Together you will complete a research project. 2. You will be assigned a Genocide to research: A. Native Americans in North America by colonial settlers B. Armenian Genocide C. Rwandan Genocide/War D. Uyghur Genocide in China E. Cambodian Genocide F. Darfur Genocide G. Holodomor (Ukrainian Terror Famine) H. Fall of the Aztec Empire 3. Independently conduct thoughtful and thorough research on a specific genocide that has been assigned to you. You will be using a research pathfinder through the MCHS Library website to guide our research (LINK ATTACHED) Keep track of your sources for the sources cited slide. Use a sheet of paper to take notes. Your notes will be collected for classwork points. 4. Using a shared Google Slides document, work together to create an informative and engaging slideshow presentation that contains the details required to understand the genocide that your group has been assigned. Your slideshow must consist of at least 3 meaningful slides that answer the following questions: “WHO?”, “WHAT?”, “WHEN?”, “WHERE?”, “WHY?”, and “HOW?”. Your information must come from at least 2 reputable sources. Use charts, graphs and other creative devices to make your presentation riveting. Don’t forget to include a properly formatted Works Cited slide at the end of your presentation for sources of information, as well as an Images Cited slide with links to your images. If you are using sources found via the pathfinder, it will often have proper citations provided for you. 5. Create a video presentation using your Google Side. You may use: Flipgrid + Google Slide prevention Zoom recording + Google Slide presentation Screencastify + Google Slide Presentation |