Project: Elephants
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Nichole,
ReplyDeleteI really like that your bibliography gives direct links to the sites you used! Part of the usefulness of the internet is that we can just click down your list and instantly get resources that took you hours to find and evaluate. Fantastic job!
One idea I had (though it is up to you to decide if it is feasible) is that you, or anyone making a bibliography online for that matter, could link us to library websites where we could find resources that are not from the internet. Depending on the audience, you could link to different libraries. For this class, I think it would be find to link IUPUI's library or Marion County's library, but on a bibliography for a larger audience, I'm thinking that a link to World Cat might do the trick. Even if you don't decide to do it for this project, I think it's a neat idea to introduce to students! In fact, I think I may just do that on mine if I include a bibliography-thanks for the inspiration!