Macaulay Honors College Seminar 2, IDC 3001H
This resource guide was originally crafted by ITF Maggie Galvan, based on a guide created by CCNY ITFs Logan McBride and John Sorrentino.
Maps Marker is a WordPress plugin that allows you to create a map with marked points of interest.
You’ll see Maps Marker Pro on the left-hand side of the Dashboard. If you hover over or click this item, you’ll see the full submenu for Maps Marker.
To create a map, you’ll use the two map-making functions—layers and markers—of Maps Marker together. The following tutorial will lay out the basic steps of making a map specifically for the Neighborhood Visit assignment.
Using footnotes and citations are a way to make sure that you attribute any information that comes from an outside source. This includes both primary sources, such as newspapers, government documents, public records, interviews, and other archival materials, as well as secondary sources, which includes books, articles, film, or internet sources about your subject.
A citation refers to the actual text that refers to an outside source. Footnotes are a particular kind of citation that appears at the bottom of the page. All word processors have a built-in footnote function that you absolutely should use.
Today we’re going to learn some basics of Prezi. It is an online presentation software that allows you to visualize your presentation in a non-linear fashion.
Prezi is merely a different option for giving a presentation and telling a visual story. For some projects, it might be better suited than PowerPoint or Keynote, which are better at telling a linear story.
Start with the Baruch College Library website: http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/library/.
The default search field on the Baruch website is “OneSearch.”
OneSearch is a powerful search tool, but it has limitations. As this helpful site points out, OneSearch is great if you are just starting out on your research. However, it does not cover everything that you have access to as a researcher. After you’ve done some initial research, it is essential to go directly to the databases to search them. Continue reading
This will cover the basics of making your blog post, as explained and demonstrated in class on 1/30/17.
If you run into any trouble, feel free to email Jake
Also see this blog post on constructive commenting!
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