Use print sources   Check the OPAC Destiny.   Some sources to consider include…Print resources should include inventions, famous people and events that shaped the industrial revolution

• Industrial revolution  909.81
• Technologies Past: Americas Industrial Revolution and People that Delivered the Goods 920 Kar
• Inventions and Inventors REF 920 INV
• Inventions that Changed the world   609 INV
• What a Great Idea! Inventions that Changed the World   609 Tom
• The Greatest Inventions of the Past 2000 years 609 Gre
• Famous First Facts  REF 031.02 Fam
  

Electronic Periodical Resources Here are some terrific databases (from e-resources) to use. Remember to use your login & passwords to use these remotely.

Gale  databases

• Discovering Collection - Look for famous people here
• U. S. History in Context  *excellent source for all around understanding of the Industrial Revolution

Britannica (8 databases) 

World Book encyclopedia

History Study Center

Use the Web

• Google Docs through Moodle - a place to write, save and share your documents
• Noodlebib MLA Starter   or Easybib  - give credit to your sources
• Turnitin - check your paper for originality

**Check your work against Husky MLA works cited print resource