Term Paper Research
This site is designed by "The Library" at the University of British Columbia. It includes a matrix for what you need to what to use to what to search for. Can't go wrong here! Good place to get started.

Research and Projects
Includes using the library, both the regular print one and online resources. Don't forget footnotes and references!

Using Sources   
Lots of help here from Creative Use of Sources to Using Paraprases.

Critically Analyzing Information Sources
Cornell University provides a checklist to help evaluate research materials.

Finding Information on the Internet
Here's a tutorial from UC Berkeley Library. It includes information on evaluating web pages as well as how to cite electronic resources.

Find websites
UCLA, Berkely library recommends the following search engines and subject directories. A good place to get started.

Finding Historical Primary Sources
What is a primary source? Where do I find one? How do I know if it is any good or not? Direct from the library at Berkeley.

The Good,the Bad & the Ugly: Why It's a Good Idea to Evaluate Web Sources
Susan Beck from New Mexico State University Library provides a 5 step evaluation criteria, complete with examples.

Referencing Not Plagiarism
How to cite references and avoid plagiarism. Includes examples, so you can see how references work.

Avoiding Plagiarism
What plagiarism looks like and how to fix it.

Plagiarism Tutorial
NO. It's not a how to! This fun Flash tutorial gives examples of paraphrasing incorrectly and how to fix them. You get your own quiz at the end!