ENGL 102 - Mundy - Maple Woods

This is the library guide for Sarah Mundy's ENG 102 class. The resources and guidance here will help you complete your essay on evaluating persuasive arguments. 

• On this page, try some links in the Getting Started box if you're still trying to pick a topic. Find out how you can get help from a librarian in the Contact Us Remotely box.
• On the Books page, find out how to locate print books and ebooks from the library's collection of titles in the Opposing Viewpoints Series.
• On the Articles page, see a list of databases you can search to find popular and scholarly articles and learn how to evaluate those articles for quality. In addition, find links to the sites your teacher has required for two of your sources as well as some tips for spotting Fake News.
• On the Writing and Citing page, click the links to see tips and examples on when and how to paraphrase and download a copy of the library's guide to MLA citation. 

Need help? Ask a librarian!

Trying to decide on a topic? Your instructor recommends this website to look for ideas:

You could also check out these MW databases for potential topics:

Wondering what makes a source count as scholarly? Check out the handout linked below.

If you need additional assistance with your sources, please note the opportunities for assistance listed below:

1. Get live chat help by accessing the Ask a Librarian service. 

2. You can also schedule a virtual research appointment with a librarian. Once you select a time, a librarian will send you a Zoom link. 

(For more information on the online help opportunities, view the video below.)