Summit, the system Clark College students, faculty and staff can use to borrow books and media from 36 academic libraries in Washington and Oregon, is upgrading to a new system and a new look on December 1, 2008.
Learn just what you need to know, at your own pace:
How do you start a research project? What's the difference between scholarly and popular or primary and secondary? Does Google have everything? Should you use articles or books? Can you use WIkipedia articles? Test your information savvy with the IRIS quiz...
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