Instructions: Navigate to the Miami Dade College Library Database and answer the following questions

1. On the homepage of the MDC Library, where should you click to find a guide about APA citations?
2. What are the three ways you can communicate with a librarian?
3. Watch the following video: https://youtu.be/IMhMuVvXCVw
4. What is the purpose of this guide? (https://youtu.be/IMhMuVvXCVw).
5. On the home screen click "SEARCH THE DATABASES" and locate the Issues and Controversies database. Find this article, "Cryptocurrency:Are Bitcoin and Other Digital Currencies Viable Units of Exchange?

a. Summarize the Pro argument

b. Summarize the Con argument

c. What is the APA citation for this article?

6. Find this database: Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints. Click the topic, "Self-Driving Cars".

a. Copy and paste the infographic: "US Public Perceptions of Self-Driving Cars and Related Technologies, 2021"

b. Find this statistic:

Transcribed Image Text:

Self-driving cars, coast to coast Numerous road tests are underway for autonomous vehicles (AVS), many with safety attendants on board but some fully driverless. Burlington Paccar showed off an AV truck to advocates and lawmakers last fall. Grand Rapids MayMobility shuttles cross a river bridge, connecting park-and- ride lots to shopping. a sports arena and financial offices. Columbus EZ Mile 15-passenger vans will go 15 mph in January on residential roads, following May- Mobility's 2019 testi downtown. Pittsburgh Four companies, Argo Al, Aptiv, Uber and Aurora, operate 80 AVS that drive and map the streets. WASHINGTON - Las Vegas Lyft and tech partner Aptiv say CALIFORNIA NEVADA they've carried 95,000 passengers San Jose Mercedes- in attended, self-driving BMWs. Benz cars carry a select group ARIZONA RHODE MICHIGAN Providence ISLAND Five-passenger PENNSYLVANIA OHIO FLORIDA cars by MayMobility provide free public rides at 22 mph, connecting the Amtrak station, trendy loft apartments and the low-income west side. of users on two boulevards, in a city that's pioneered several tests. Chandler Waymo mini-vans are summoned by select customers in a 100-square-mile territory. A few are driverless. Tempe TEXAS An Uber AV, whose attendant was watching a TV show, killed a pedestrian who walked into a road lane, in March 2018. Graphic: Mike Lindblom, Mark Nowlin, The Seattle Times/TNS Dallas TuSimple, which owns five autonomous trucks, attained 65 mph between Dallas and Phoenix, with a safety engineer on standby. Source: Seattle Times reporting, NBC News, Aspen Institute, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, MayMobility, Waymo. Orlando Voyage introduced AVS toward a goal of driverless taxi service within the Villages, a 125,000-person retirement community. Self-driving cars, coast to coast Numerous road tests are underway for autonomous vehicles (AVS), many with safety attendants on board but some fully driverless. Burlington Paccar showed off an AV truck to advocates and lawmakers last fall. Grand Rapids MayMobility shuttles cross a river bridge, connecting park-and- ride lots to shopping. a sports arena and financial offices. Columbus EZ Mile 15-passenger vans will go 15 mph in January on residential roads, following May- Mobility's 2019 testi downtown. Pittsburgh Four companies, Argo Al, Aptiv, Uber and Aurora, operate 80 AVS that drive and map the streets. WASHINGTON - Las Vegas Lyft and tech partner Aptiv say CALIFORNIA NEVADA they've carried 95,000 passengers San Jose Mercedes- in attended, self-driving BMWs. Benz cars carry a select group ARIZONA RHODE MICHIGAN Providence ISLAND Five-passenger PENNSYLVANIA OHIO FLORIDA cars by MayMobility provide free public rides at 22 mph, connecting the Amtrak station, trendy loft apartments and the low-income west side. of users on two boulevards, in a city that's pioneered several tests. Chandler Waymo mini-vans are summoned by select customers in a 100-square-mile territory. A few are driverless. Tempe TEXAS An Uber AV, whose attendant was watching a TV show, killed a pedestrian who walked into a road lane, in March 2018. Graphic: Mike Lindblom, Mark Nowlin, The Seattle Times/TNS Dallas TuSimple, which owns five autonomous trucks, attained 65 mph between Dallas and Phoenix, with a safety engineer on standby. Source: Seattle Times reporting, NBC News, Aspen Institute, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, MayMobility, Waymo. Orlando Voyage introduced AVS toward a goal of driverless taxi service within the Villages, a 125,000-person retirement community.