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Research guides |
Asking
Good Questions | Citing Sources |
Internet Searching
Guides and Tutorials
Research and Information Literacy Guides |
Research Models | Web Site Evaluation
There are many Internet resources available to assist students with class assignments and research projects. Some of the best are listed below.
- Questioning Toolkit by Jamie McKenzie
- Citing Sources (Duke Libraries)
- MLA Style Electronic Formats by Dr. Mary Ellen Guffey
- MLA Citation Style (Long Island University)
- Online! A Reference Guide to using Internet Sources by Andrew Harnack and Eugene Kleppinger
Internet Searching Guides and Tutorials
- NoodleQuest
- Four NETS for Better Searching
- The Spider's Apprentice: A Helpful Guide to Web Search Engines (Monash Information Services)
Miscellaneous Research and Information Literacy Guides
- A+ Research
and Writing for High School and College Students (Internet Public
Library)
Step by step guide to researching and writing a research paper. - TILT - Texas
Information Literacy Tutorial (University of Texas)
This interactive library tutorial will prepare you to explore and research in the online world. - KCTools
(Kids Connect Research Toolbox) American
Library Association
Gives students advice for seeking information on the Internet.
- The Big6 Skills Information Problem-Solving Approach to Information Skills Instruction,TM- Michael B. Eisenberg and Robert E. Berkowitz
- The Research Cycle, created by Jamie McKenzie
- The Inquiry Cycle (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Critical Evaluation of a Web Site: Elementary Level by Kathy Schrock
- Critical Evaluation of a Web Site: Secondary Level by Kathy Schrock
- Evaluating Web Sites: What Makes a Web Site Good? (Multnomah County Library)
