Welcome to your year 11 Design - Architectural and Product page
to support your assessment on Frank Lloyd Wright
Where do I start?
You will need to use a variety of resources to complete this assessment task. This includes both print (printed books, journals, articles) and digital (web searches, databases, online encyclopaedias) resources.
CHSLibrary staff have curated (brought together) some print resources for you which are held at the Library Desk for you to use. Your teacher may borrow these on behalf of the class or send you over to use them. Click here for a list of these books. Please ask if you are unsure where these books are located - Library Staff are here to help.
Another quick way to find out more about Frank Lloyd Wright is to do an internet search but remember to think critically about which websites you use. For example, this architects' website is probably more reliable than Wikipedia. Wikipedia has great coverage of many topics, including the topics you are looking for, but you need to be aware that this information is contributed to by lots of different people. If you are using this site, it always pays to check the information against that on other sites or in books from the library.
Using a clustering search engine (such as Carrot2) or a pre-checked search engine (such as SweetSearch) rather than relying on a 'JGI' (Just Google It) approach is a more time effective strategy. You will still need to assess the websites you find for suitability - assess your sites using the CRAP test. :)
CHSLibrary staff have curated (brought together) some print resources for you which are held at the Library Desk for you to use. Your teacher may borrow these on behalf of the class or send you over to use them. Click here for a list of these books. Please ask if you are unsure where these books are located - Library Staff are here to help.
Another quick way to find out more about Frank Lloyd Wright is to do an internet search but remember to think critically about which websites you use. For example, this architects' website is probably more reliable than Wikipedia. Wikipedia has great coverage of many topics, including the topics you are looking for, but you need to be aware that this information is contributed to by lots of different people. If you are using this site, it always pays to check the information against that on other sites or in books from the library.
Using a clustering search engine (such as Carrot2) or a pre-checked search engine (such as SweetSearch) rather than relying on a 'JGI' (Just Google It) approach is a more time effective strategy. You will still need to assess the websites you find for suitability - assess your sites using the CRAP test. :)
Use these search engines and the Library catalogue:
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Use this searching tool to find information on Frank Lloyd Wright and his work/philosophy. Click on FOAM TREES to see a picture of your search.
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Use this searching tool to find information on Frank Lloyd Wright and his work/philosophy. You can search directly in the box above.
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Click here to go to our CHSLibrary Catalogue and see what books, eBooks and websites we have catalogued for you.
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Look at these sites for information to help you form a general picture or to focus your questions:
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Influence of early childhood on Lloyd Wright:
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And don't forget YouTube:
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Referencing your work using APA style:
You can use CiteThisForMe as your referencing tool. This is the main page.
HOWEVER, you could use the MUCH EASIER Chrome Extension.
Download it and use it to scrape the details you need, then cut and paste them into your bibliography.
HOWEVER, you could use the MUCH EASIER Chrome Extension.
Download it and use it to scrape the details you need, then cut and paste them into your bibliography.
