General Research Guides
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Evaluating SourcesFrom John Hopkins, Sheridan Libraries, further questions to ask yourself when evaluating and looking at sources.
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Introduction to Evidence-Based PracticeBasic introduction to the principles of Evidence-Based Practice. Part of a guide created by Duke University Medical Center Library and Archive.
Online Writing Guides
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Strategies to Avoid PlagiarismStrategies for avoiding plagiarism from Antioch University Santa Barbara.
How to tell if you are plagiarizing
Annotated Bibliography
A bibliography is a list of all pertinent resources, including books, articles and websites you have collected to aid in the preparation of a research paper. A bibliography most often consists of the works cited and contains the author, title, publisher and date of publication. An annotated bibliography has this basic citation information but then includes a brief summary/abstract or evaluation of the source.