Nightingale College The Silk Paper Select a topic and find at least one “good” source. You may start working on the content, if you wish, but it is not req

Nightingale College The Silk Paper Select a topic and find at least one “good” source. You may start working on the content, if you wish, but it is not required. Please focus on finding a topic that interests you (e.g. Spartan medicine), finding a resource that meets the criteria below, and including it in your submission as a strong reference in APA format. You are free to write about any topic you would like, as long as it relates to the course content from Modules 1-15. Spelling, punctuation, and grammar are correctResearch cited must be scholarly, credible, recent, and relevant. Because we do not have unlimited access to academic materials, try to meet most these criteria. For example, if your source is credible, scholarly, and relevant, but you cannot find anything recent, then it is acceptable. But, if your only source is the Bible, you will have to resubmit. It’s okay to use the Bible if it is appropriately used to support an argument or statement, but if you are relying on the Bible to write your entire wiki project, you will not get credit for the assignment. You can use your eText, but it does not count as a reference. Citations (both full and in-text) are in standard APA formatting, both within the body of the paper, and in a clear and corresponding full-citation in your reference section. Please review the Module 1 Plagiarism Assessment with its resources on citations and plagiarism, if needed. (Links to an external site.)Plourde, M. (2010, January 20). Wikis in Higher Education (and at UD). Retrieved from http://udel.edu/~mathieu/wiki/ (Links to an external site.). This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License (Links to an external site.).What is a “good” source?For details, see: http://blinn.libanswers.com/faq/67422 (Links to an external site.)In short: scholarly, academic, and scientific journals are preferred over popular magazines, news (NY Times), and general interest magazines (National Geographic). I also prefer them over encyclopedias (secondary scholarly sources). A good place to start looking is google scholar (Links to an external site.).