i have found another site. this is a bad one. it gives me no info ...well ok that's not true but it gives me no sources. it was done by a student.
http://www.britainexpress.com/History/king_arthur.htm
thanks for the website felicia i could use the lt8r
http://www.britainexpress.com/History/king_arthur.htm
thanks for the website felicia i could use the lt8r
posted by fear the muffins :) at 7:15 AM
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Glad to hear that. It is extremely important to evaluate the web resources you use. You will need to cite the sources for any presentations you give or it is infringing on Copyright. Also you need to be aware of the credibility of the source, not that student pages are necessarily not reliable, but in the big scheme of things there are usually a lot more Expert Resources. I would be remiss if I did not mention that ND has a lot of BOOKS on your topic, one book was published in 2004. So you should take a stroll through the stacks. At least you know the information has undergone review by the collection development librarian and has a stamp of approval as far as credibility. Just a helpful hint.
Felicia
Hey Julie,
Glad to hear that we have so much fun at lunch no matter who comes to join us! I'm just glad that we have a group now that can go and eat because eating all by yourself is soo boring and lonely. Anyway see you later.
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