Old Library Research Tutorials and Citation Guides: Tutorials & Research Guides

This will take you through the steps to locate and retrieve journal articles from the multi-disciplinary Academic Search Premier database which covers over 4,500 full-text journals.

This Youtube video explains how to use the ERIC Thesaurus to create more precise searches in the world's largest digital library of education literature: the ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) database.

From California State University, Chico.
Offers evaluation criteria to check information sources for:
Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose

From Johns Hopkins University, this guide provides an in-depth examination of evaluation criteria.

Very useful information for finding, evaluating and citing information by subject or academic discipline: art, literature, philosophy, religion, world history, American history, anthropology, psychology, sociology, biology, physics, nursing, business, and many more.

How to write a literature review from the University of North Carolina.

From OWL (the Online Writing Lab) at Purdue University.

Developed by librarians from a consortia of 10 colleges/universities, this takes students through the process of developing successful search skills for academic research.

Avoid plagiarism by learning all about it from this San Jose State University tutorial.