Summary

Summary: Each of the four tools had a different quality introducing material for my search topic, Plagiarism. Google books was the fastest and had the most information at quick reference however how reliable some subjects are is the question with google. I did like the google cite. Cannell library was the most educational and is my favored because Clark College is my school. Summit was professional and working for a profit as was IT Pro Books 24/7. All tools were good for my search because my topic is clear and easy to define. The most useful for my topic was Cannell Library. The most search features was google. All four tools had in common current information I could use for my search. I liked this experience. I learned about intellectual property.

Google Books (books.google.com)

Search Term: Intellectual Property
Citation information used: Author: Anderson, Judy; Title: Plagiarism, Copyright violation and other thefts of intellectual property: Publisher: McFarland 2009
What clues does Google Books provide that lead you to believe this book is trustworthy? Age 2009; Source creditable; There is a overview of intellectual property and material discussed has references and bibliography. Law description and was dry reading. Publisher good and Amazon sells this publication for $49. 95.

IT Pro

Journal Entry: I found the search interesting in part because I logged through the Cannell Library Clark College to deep invisible web with my student ID. Books 24/7 is a collection of E-books. Database, Home PC, had table of contents pages to view, 2008 copyright; A John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Publisher; with telephone number, and email to order books @wiley.co.uk, visit home page on www.wiley.com also computers & older people and internet & older people, microcomputers, #
2008037079 and the book is available in British Library and the book is printed on acid free paper. These are a few of the field and search modes I focused on. The ending note said, " Thank You for using Books 24/7". Nice visit.

Summit Book Catalog

Search Term: Copyright Infringement
Citation information for one book: Author: Espejo, Roman: Title: Copyright Infringement: Publisher: Detroit Greenhaven Press 2009
Subject Headings: Law
Location and call number: Summit 262429625
Clues to trustworthy: ASAP 2009 copyright, Excellent source, Author has law book is noteworthy, creditable; 31 works, excellent publisher and Summit sells his books.
How did this search differ from the search in the Cannell Library Book Catalog: More information, better description, easier to find, in the Summit site. Author information easy to access and the book had more pages to view. There was more about the author on the Summit site. The Cannell Library is more an educational resource and Summit is for profit.

Cannell Library Book Catalog

Search Term: Academic Dishonesty, Cheating (Education)
Citation information for one book: Author: Lathrop, Ann and Kathleen Foss: Title: Student Cheating and Plagiarism in the online Era: a wake up call: Publisher: Terre Harite; School of Education, Indiana State University. 2000
Subject Heading: Cheating (Education) Internet in education.
Circulating book or E-Book: Circulating book.
Location and call number: Cannell 2nd floor: LB3609L282000
Clues to trustworthy: ASAP current date, good source, excellent author, good publisher.

Research Questions Sources

For research question 1. Is plagiarism the same as copyright infringements? I would use a Dictionary for specific definitions to compare plagiarism and copyright infringements and a subject encyclopedia because they would be the most useful for definition.
For research question 2. What is the difference between scientific fraud and honest error? I would use a Dictionary of American History for the example and experiences of events included in the source and a science encyclopedia because they would be beneficial for specific example in the science area.
For research question 3. What is the most common definition of Plagiarism? I would use an encyclopedia of science technology and ethics for the most accurate definition and a subject encyclopedia because they would produce the definition.

Summary

Summary: The research journal study unit using the Clark College Library's deep web has been informative. I did not realize the wealth of information available for research. The difference between Gale Virtual Reference Library and other deep web library's compare to Wikipedia and free web is the creditability. The subject or topic would also make a difference. Subject encyclopedias are quantity and quality compared to open web encyclopedia. The databases are either free or stored protected. A licence is required for deep web. Using this blog for a research journal has been informative. The experience academic and the directions were clear. The development of Blog and knowledge of deep invisible web created a desire to learn more on the subject. I appreciate this opportunity.

Researsh Questions

3 Research questions:

1. Is Plagiarism the same as copyright infringements?

2. What is the difference between scientific fraud and honest error?

3. What is the most common definition of plagiarism?

Wikipedia Citation

Title of article: Plagiarism

Arthor of article: Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-

ShareALike License; additional terms may apply. Wikipedia

is registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.

a non-profit organization

Title of source: Random House Compact Unabridged Dictionary. 1995

Publisher: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plagiarism

GVRL Citation 2

Title of article: Scientific Fraud

Author of article: Kenneth Kalkin

Page numbers: 277-279

title of source: Dictionary of American History. Ed. Stanley l. Kutler. Vol. 7. 3rd ed.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 2003. p277-279

Publisher: Copyright 2003 Charles Scribner's Sons. Copyright 2006 Gale, Cengage

Learning

GVRL Citation 1

Title of article: Plagiarism

Author of article: Jon A. Leydens

Page number: 1411

title of source: Encyclopedia of science, Technology, and Ethics. Ed. Carl

Mitcham. Vol. 3. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA, 2005.

p1411-1413

Publisher: Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 15 Apr. 2010.

Experience

Topic: Plagiarism

Search Tools: www.clark.edu/Library: Gale Virtual Reference Library:
Wikipedia

Search Terms: Scientific Fraud; academic dishonesty; copyright infirngements; fair use; ghostwriter; list of plagiarism controversies; multiple publications; joke thievery; musical plagiarism; personal boundaries; source criticism; The "Baltimore case"; etymology; historical emergence; misconduct; kidnapper; contract cheating; essay mill; journalism scandals; multiple publications.

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