Information Sources for Research: Provide Evidence (00:02:03)
This video serves as a guide for students entering university, helping them understand the differences in information sources and research methods they will encounter in higher education.

How to cite Audio-Visual Resources in IEEE Style (00:01:23)
This video will show you how to cite audio-visual resources in IEEE Style. Explore in-text citations, reference lists, and citation styles for various disciplines. Gain practical insights on formatting citations for images and videos. Watch now to improve your understanding of IEEE citation guidelines.

The Tale of Wisdom Stone - Evaluating purpose of information
Find out the truth behind the wisdom Stone legend to get out of a mysterious, locked dorm room! Through this game, you will learn that Information sources serve for varying purposes, and it is crucial to identify the purpose of information and assess their reliability by critical thinking.

How to cite images and videos in APA Style (00:02:20)
This video provides a detailed tutorial on citing images and videos in APA Style, building on knowledge from the previous video on citing articles. It covers in-text citations, end-of-paper references, and image copyright attribution, with clear examples for accurate citation practices.

How to cite Chinese Books and Journal Articles in Chicago Style? (00:05:09)
This video tells you how to cite Chinese books and journal articles using the notes and bibliography system in the Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS). It covers citing Chinese publications, including author names in pinyin and Chinese characters, book and article titles, publication details, and page numbers. The video demonstrates the step-by-step process for creating citations in footnotes or endnotes and formatting bibliography entries for Chinese sources.

Google VS Library Databases (00:00:51)
This video will tell you the differences between Google search and library databases.

Find and Use Information Responsibly and Ethically (00:05:28)
This video will teach you how to find and use information responsibly and ethically. To find Creative Commons items like images, music, and videos, you can use Google Image Search, Flickr, and YouTube. On Google Images, use the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Usage Rights\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" filter to select \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Creative Commons\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and find images with proper attribution. On Flickr, choose the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Creative Commons\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" license and attribute the author. On YouTube, filter by \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Creative Commons\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" to find videos with attribution requirements. Always remember to properly attribute and cite the material you use.

Evaluating Information Sources (00:02:09)
Learn how to evaluate information effectively. Just like choosing a hair salon, consider the quality of the publisher, the authority of the authors, and the timeliness of the topic. Look for evidence, sources, and a reference list to cross-check information.

Citation: Why and How (00:03:19)
When citing sources, it is customary to provide a brief notation in the body of your writing, indicating that the information comes from another source. In APA style, this typically involves mentioning the author\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s surname and the publication date. There are free web tools available, such as Cite This For Me, that can assist you in generating citations. However, it is crucial to double-check the accuracy of the details provided by these tools. Remember to include both in-text citations and complete source details for proper citation.