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I found this site a useful source for myself in outlining what is copyrighted and what isn't. The use of this can be applied to any type of academic project, not just the segment 4 project we are working on.

A lot of this is what we went over in class yesterday, but it's really helpful to have here on Diigo as a reference. Many of the rules are still confusing so having this article to double check is beneficial. Thanks!

I found this Prezi presentation that touches on the effective tactics one could use to create an effective multimedia presentation.

Here are 5 websites to use when looking for photos for your project. Whether you're making a website, video, or powerpoint/prezi, you'll probably want to add photos into your project, so here are images that avoid copyright issues.

Definitely something I needed, I never know which are the "quality" websites for free things!

Love it! Going to use this as a source for my project. Thanks!

Darn, you beat me to this. I thought this is a good way of showing that even major companies can possibly copy another person's work.

This article talks about the contingent issue with downloading music online. It also provides some interesting statistics and graphs regarding sharing copyrighted content.

This was really interesting to look at! It seems like it's becoming very popular these days to download music, so this was really relevant too!

This is a cool little article I found, thought it would be cool to share.

This provided some more clarity on copyright.

Helpful article, I didn't know you could go to jail for breaking copyright laws.

This website provides ways of avoiding copyright for people who are making a website.

This was great for me because there were a lot of things I wasn't sure of when making my website. It helped me figure those things out!

Thought this was really helpful for me since I am creating a TED Talk! Not sure if anyone else is creating one, but if so, this might help you as well!

infographics are a really interesting and eye catching way to display information. if you want to share some statistics about your subculture, this website is free and it claims to be easy to use.

I feel that this is a fun and more creative way to present your rhetoric.

Since I'm using iMovie to create my project, I thought there might be someone else in class looking into it as well. If you are and you're not sure how to use iMovie, this could be helpful for you!

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

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.

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.

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

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.