RESOURCES

01

MSJH Website

The MSJH website can be helpful for LOTS of reasons but the biggest ones are going to be direct access to checking out library books as well as access to the EBSCO research database. Check it out! 

 

02

EASYBIB 

Easybib is another citing resource. This website allows you to type in your works cited information (author, title, date published, etc) and the wrbsite puts everything in the correct format for you. Most of the time you don't even have to type everything in, the website can find it based on your book's ISBN or the website address! 

 

For an "easy" tutorial made by yours truly, please click this link! 

 

03

PURDUE OWL

Perhaps one of the most useful resources that you should (and will) use over the course of the next 4-10 years is the Purdue OWL website. This website has all of the information you could possibly want to know about citing sources in MLA or APA format.

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04

Ribbet

We do some collage work in our class and Ribbit is a great resource to use to edit your photos and make collages. 

 

05

Visuwords

I LOVE this website! Are you tired of using the same old "drab" words to describe characters in your papers? This website is for you. All you do is type in the world you are tired of (take the word "nice" for example) and the website produces a web of synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for you! 

 

06

Prezi

Prezi is a unique presentation tool that I am sure most of you have used before. If you are tired of the same old PowerPoint or Google Slide themes, Prezi is a great way to spice up your presentations.