CRHS_English 10 Oppression Research_Team: 3. Databases

STEP 3:  LOCATION AND ACCESS

Ask, "Where is each source?  Where is the information in each source?"

• Access appropriate information systems
• Search for sources for information about your topic
  
• Determine if each source is usable
  

The Anoka-Hennepin School District provides many additional DATABASE resources for our students and staff. For a listing of, a description of, and links to these resources, click here:

eResources

Remember that CITATIONS for database materials are generally found at the end of the article, or there will be a "citation" button that you can click to get this information.

For this project, databases will be a good source if you are researching one of the very well-known oppressors or oppressed groups--ones that have been in the news a lot or have been well documented throughout history.  Through a database search, you may find thoughtful analytical articles that talk about the causes and effects of the oppression. 

Type topic keyword(s) into the search box; click on article title--note that you can cite the article by clicking on "citation" on the right hand side or by scrolling down to the end of the article.  Off-campus log-in needed!  (User:  anoka   ;  Password:  anokaremote  )

Type topic keyword(s) into the search box; click on article title--note that you can cite the article by clicking on "citation" on the right hand side or by scrolling down to the end of the article.  Off-campus log-in needed!  (User:  anoka   ;  Password:  anokaremote  )

Type topic into the search box, click on "viewpoints," note articles under "featured viewpoints" and "viewpoints"; click on article title--not that you can cite the article by clicking on "citation" on the right hand side or by scrolling down to the end of the article.

Note:  This database is a collection of NEWS ARTICLES from highly-reputable news organizations.  Type topic keyword(s) into the search box; click on article title--note that you can cite the article by clicking on "cite" on the right hand side.  Off-campus log-in needed!  (User:  anoka   ;  Password:  anokaremote  )

Type your topic into the search box, click on "viewpoints," then click on the article title.  Not that you can cite the article by clicking on "citation" at the left-hand side or by scrolling down to the end of the article.  Off-campus log-in needed!  (User:  anoka   ;  Password:  anokaremote  )