This page contains lists of public domain resources and as well as references to copyright and the law.

This page contains general information on starting and conducting research.

The RAD Form is designed to assist students in identifying sources properly, taking notes and determining what to do next.

HELP!

Annotated Bibliography:

Check here for more information on the content of an annotation. You should be able to answer:

**Annotation**
What the source is about (the topic and examples). Be fairly specific.
Why the source is useful. How does it relate to your topic/argument?
Why the source is a reliable one. Does it have a bias or particular motive or agenda?

Use this resource to help determine if an online source is reliable.

Check here for a breakdown of the elements of a citation.

Click here for examples of basic print and online citations.

This page includes links to sites that will generate a citation for you, as well as sites that give multiple examples of print and online works.

The Wright Way explains the format students should use when submitting writing assignments.