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Academic Integrity Toolkit
Academic integrity and honesty have always been important components to being a successful college student. However, today's online world has magnified the importance of acting with integrity and honesty in the college classroom. We offer you helpful information on just what academic integrity is and why it's important as well as information on how to avoid academic dishonesty and the pitfalls of plagiarism.
APA Toolkit
Looking for APA (American Psychological Association) guides? Look no further than CCCS Online Library's Toolkit here!
Citation Toolkit
Learn the nitty gritty details of citation with our step-by-step tutorial. https://cccs.libguides.com/CitationToolkit Evaluating Sources Toolkit
After you've located your sources, how can you tell which sources should be used in a given research paper or project? Find out in the CCCS Online Library's Evaluating Sources Toolkit.
MLA Toolkit
CCCS Online Library's one-stop for all things Modern Language Association (MLA)
Online Reference Toolkit
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Reading Scholarly Articles Toolkit
Discover strategies for reading and unpacking scholarly articles in your research.
Research Toolkit
On this page, you'll find links to information on how to become more information literate - you'll become familiar with knowing when you need information, how to find that information and what to do with the information once you've found it. Take some time to browse though the tabs above.
Writing Toolkit
Here you'll find links to information on how to focus your topic, organize your paper, figure out the different types of essays, how to write more effective sentences and you'll find some grammar help as well.