Exploring Opposing Viewpoints Resource

The video tutorial introduces the Opposing Viewpoints database, a valuable resource for understanding controversial issues. It explains how to access the database, navigate its features, and explore a wide range of topics. The tutorial highlights the unique focus on complex issues and the tools available for saving and citing articles. It also covers the feature viewpoints, which provide arguments from different perspectives, and additional resources like newspapers and statistics.

What is the primary audience for the Opposing Viewpoints and Context resource?

• Middle school to undergraduate students

• Elementary school students

• Graduate students

• Professional researchers

Where can you find the link to Opposing Viewpoints on the library's database page?

• At the top under general resources

• In the middle under educational resources

• At the bottom under social sciences

• In a separate section for controversial topics

What makes Opposing Viewpoints unique compared to other databases?

• It provides free access to all users

• It is only available to high school students

• It focuses on complex and controversial issues

• It only includes magazine articles

What is the best way to explore what Opposing Viewpoints can offer?

• Browse the featured issues

• Watch video tutorials

• Search for a specific author

• Read the latest news articles

What is the first step recommended when navigating a topic on Opposing Viewpoints?

• Start with the topic overview

• Listen to the audio version

• Check the related topics

• Read the feature viewpoints

What tool is available for creating citations in Opposing Viewpoints?

• Citation generator for MLA and APA

• Automatic bibliography creator

• Footnote generator

• Endnote manager

What makes the feature viewpoints special in Opposing Viewpoints?

• They offer arguments for both sides of an issue

• They provide a single perspective

• They are written by students

• They are only available in audio format

Who typically writes the feature viewpoints in Opposing Viewpoints?

• Students and librarians

• Bloggers and social media influencers

• Experts, journalists, and teachers

• Politicians and activists

What additional resources can be found on Opposing Viewpoints besides articles?

• Statistics, academic journals, and multimedia

• Interactive quizzes

• Exclusive interviews

• Only video content

What feature allows users to listen to articles on Opposing Viewpoints?

• Read Aloud button

• Audio Narration tool

• Podcast feature

• Listen button