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Use this essay map to organize and visual the main points of an essay. Source: www.ReadWriteThink.org

Use this persuasive essay map to organize and visual the main points of an essay. Source: www.ReadWriteThink.org

Use this blank concept map to brainstorm about a topic and to consider associated concepts or definitions. Source: www.ReadWriteThink.org

Use this 3-circle Venn Diagram to better visualize and understand how concepts may overlap. Source: www.ReadWriteThink.org

Make sure you understand the difference in meaning of many commonly-used words that sound alike.

Need help developing your thesis or research statement? Maybe this will help!

Look here for more help writing a thesis or research statement.

Find out how you can access and download e-books available through the MCTC Library and online.

Learn how you can install Office 365 on machines and other mobile devices through the KCTCS Office 365 Student Advantage.

Find out how you can use Office 365 quickly and easily "in the cloud" without installing any software.

View this guide for the current MLA citation style.

Use this guide for the current APA citation style.

Find out more about our library's search tool and pick up some quick tips on how this tool can make research easier!

Still a little fuzzy on when to cite a source? This should help!

Want to search smarter, not harder? You need to read this!

See how you can combine search terms and keywords to get the most relevant results when searching online. Source: College of DuPage Library

Use these tips to determine if a website is trustworthy!

Use this ProQuest tips sheet to help identify misinformation!

Evaluate information sources using the criteria on this checklist!

Used for ENG 102 to build upon resource evaluation skills covered in ENG 101, this method incorporates Self-Reflection.

Learn about 10 different types of plagiarism so you can avoid committing this academic offense. Source: Turnitin.com

Use this sheet to evaluate an online source.

Learn more about the differences in articles published in various journals and periodicals, which are published regularly (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc.) for an extended period of time.

Use this worksheet to find evidence on a research topic. Source: College of DuPage Library

Learn more about how to ethically use online information.

Learn about how the MCTC Library assesses information literacy and the Association of College's and Research Libraries Framework for Information Literacy Instruction for Higher Education.