North Eugene High School Library

Thor, Cas, and I made this video to show how to use a nonfiction book, just in case of an angry librarian attack.

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The link page at culture-at-work.com, a website devoted to Japanese culture, will provide information on a variety of Japanese specific elements for the assignment. For your convenience, I listed these links at the bottom of this post.   These links will help answer the questions for your paper and provide some resources. Some of these links, which point to .edu sites, could be considered scholarly sources. 

For your scholarly resource: Try World Book or Global Issues or Infotrac and search your topic title for scholarly background. You could totally go old school and search for a book in our catalog as well.

For Citation of images, use the Internet image link on Citation Maker

Essential, Informed, & Intriguing
Sites about Japanese Culture

 

• Launch Points
• Arts & Fashions
• Economy & Politics
• Education
• Food
• Geography & Maps

• History
• Japanese Language
• Leisure, Tourism, Consumption
• Life Cycle
• Literature
• Media sources
• Photographs

• Religion
• Rural Life
• Sports
• Urban Life
• Workplace
• Other Topics and Resources

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Bookmarks to biographies of many of the people in this project can be found using the following link and then searching the last name of the person you wish to find.

Here’s the link: http://delicious.com/NorthLibrary/middle?setcount=100

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These are Delicious links for February 10th from 12:07 to 12:11:

• The Industrial Revolution: An Overview –
• Industrial Revolution Clipart, Pictures, Illustrations and Photographs –
• History: Mining in the Industrial Revolution –
• Factory Conditions – Industrial Revolution –
• Industrial Revolution WebQuest –
• The Industrial Revolution and the Railway System –
• Industrial Revolution – Textile Industry and Textile Machinery of the Industrial Revolution – A great primary resource.
• Open Directory – Society: History: By Time Period: Eighteenth Century: Industrial Revolution –
• Internet Modern History Sourcebook: Scientific, Political & Industrial Revolution –
• The Open Door Web Site : History : The Industrial Revolution : Introduction –
• Industrial Revolution – World History – FREE presentations in PowerPoint format, interactive activities, lessons for K-12 –
• EH.Net Encyclopedia: Child Labor during the British Industrial Revolution –
• Child labour: lessons from the Industrial Revolution | vox – Research-based policy analysis and commentary from leading economists –
• 150 Years Ago: The Birth of the Industrial Revolution: Scientific American –
• The American Industrial Revolution – FREE Presentations in PowerPoint –

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While this video mentions Cornell University’s Library, the knowledge is universal.

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