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Do you have a paper or other project that you need to do a bunch of research for? Maybe you’ve put your research off until the last minute, and are thinking “I just need to get my research done as quickly as possible.” Well you’ve come to the right place, because I’m here to tell you all of the secrets to doing high quality research fast (or at least as fast as possible). |
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Any student of history needs to understand the difference between primary and secondary source evidence. Both are important, but in order to use them correctly, you need to be able to properly distinguish between them. This video will help you out with that. |
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Need to read a book for a history class without spending weeks on it? Find out how to read a history book efficiently and quickly, while still getting all the important stuff. |
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Why is it important to correctly
cite sources to back up your arguments? This video gets to the nitty gritty of why evidence is crucial, why you need to cite your sources, and why plagiarism is for losers. |
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How can you tell whether what you see
online is reliable, or whether it's total B.S.? Here
are some tips you can use to
tell.
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This video provides a
walk-through of how to find an article in a
peer-reviewed scholarly journal using JSTOR. |