Homelessness
The Invisible Struggle: One Paycheck Away
Support Documents & Resources
Documents
Evaluate Web Pages
Five Criteria for Evaluating Web Pages
Please use the Cornell University Library's article, "Five criteria for evaluating Web pages" to understand the difference between articles that are credible versus webmaster base pages that are not.
http://olinuris.library.cornell.edu/ref/research/webcrit.html
Create Mind-Maps
XMindXMind offers students with a variety of mind-mapping tools. Here is a YouTube demonstration of how to utilize this product.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=wdrhfFhnA3w
YouTube How To Videos...
YouTube offers a variety of videos to assist you with learning how to create a video that contains pictures, music and a PowerPoint presentation; please access one of these links to assist you with your project.
PowerPoint Presentation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsadaDgCUQs
Video's
Resources
Search Engines
Conducting research and having access to tools to support the development of your project is essential. The following links have been provided to ensure your projects success!
Bing
Bing is search engine to locate articles on the internet.
For individuals who have not conducted research online, Google Search is a powerful search engine that will easily help you locate articles and statistics for your project.
Street Maps
Google Earth Maps:
Finding new homes for homeless individuals or families is a difficult process; many communities do not them their neighborhoods. Google Earth will bring the city streets to life; students will understand the city's demographics and determine if an area can support those in need.
https://www.google.com/maps/@37.6,-95.665,4z?hl=en
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office Free 30-day Trial:
Microsoft Office 30-Day Free Trial will allow student access to the MS Word and PowerPoint programs; allowing students to write an APA style essay and create their PowerPoint presentation for their class presentation.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try/
Mind-Mapping Tools
Bubbl.us
Bubbl.us is a fun and easy organizational tool to help students brainstorm and for organizing their research.
Inspiration:
Inspiration is a mind-mapping tool that is for advanced students to utilize for their brainstorming session and in organizing their research.
http://www.inspiration.com/Inspiration
XMind:
XMind is a powerful organizational tool that will help students brainstorm and organize their research.
Professional Presentation Program
Prezi.com
Prezi is a website that allows students to create professional presentations.
http://prezi.com/explore/staff-picks