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These Multimedia projects are pretty awesome, take a look and maybe you'll get some good ideas.

As I was searching around website-making websites, I came across this section of Weebly that gave articles that could help create effective websites, and how a blog can be useful.

4 easy steps for creating a great website! (maybe not SO easy but definitely helpful)! I hope this helps some of you who are creating a website! It helped me!

These are nice steps to start out with in your mind as you find things that work best for a website! Very helpful.

Though the audience for this website is educators/instructors at UWEC designing multimodal assignments, there is a lot of useful information about more technologies you could use for your project if you scroll down.

Thanks Katie! This has some pretty interesting websites I want to check out for my segment 4 project!

here is a helpful website to give you ideas or clarify the project for segment 4. it gives you some examples of other projects and websites to use. this could be especially helpful you are planning on making a video.

I thought that this was really helpful! Nice find:)

Some cool website that may help anyone thinking about creating a website for their segment four project!

I often find myself stumped when I'm writing. I don't know what to write next, which then leads me to become frustrated. I looked up some tips, and I hope these will help in the future!

These are good ideas! I always have writers block, so I will definitely try them.

As many of you, I am assuming, I am finding myself on facebook or looking up videos of Taylor Swift and a screaming goat instead of writing my essay. BAD. Internet has ruined me. These are some interesting apps and websites that can help with those pesky social media traps that seem to take hours out of all our days.

I thought that this site provided a good structure on writing the conclusion for a exploratory essay.

This article is interesting because, while it is an article from a newspaper produced right on campus, it is a different type of source than we usually look for while researching our topics. Instead of searching for national newspapers or articles from academic journals, finding smaller publications can be useful in research. This local perspective on subcultures talks about how dressing a certain way can signal what kind of culture you are from. I believe while we are all mid-research on our topics, we know our subcultures have a certain uniform they can be identified with.

This page gives good insight into steps to take when choosing a research topic then gives ideas to use once in the research process

I found this really interesting article from the Washington Post that takes the recent issue of the "thigh gap" with female teenagers these days and what it could mean for their future. I'll definitely be using this as a source for my paper on the pro-anorexia subculture, and since it's a relevant topic in social media these days, you should take a look too!

This is what happens when someone decides to skew their evidence or research findings a little bit. Not a pretty sight. I am sure we wont be sent to court but it is important to keep out findings as they are and not skew them.

Geeze, this is kind of crazy. How did he think he could get away with something like that?

MLA (Modern Language Association) style is most commonly used to write papers and cite sources within the liberal arts and humanities. This resource, updated to reflect the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th ed.) I figured this will help when people start making their works cited page!

This was really helpful! I will for sure be looking back at this when I am writing my paper and citing sources.