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Web Resources

Many libraries have created Webpages on how to evaluate Web resources. These are some of the more noteworthy ones. (Note: These pages will open in a new window.)

University of California at Berkeley Library:

• Instruction for Using Internet Resources
• Evaluating Web pages: Experience Why It's Important
  

 

The Sheridan Libraries at Johns Hopkins University -

• Evaluating Information Found on the Internet

 

The University Libraries at the University of Maryland (College Park, MD)

• Evaluating Web Sites

Citing Internet and Web resources

FAU Libraries Electronic Reference Shelf - Use this to cite a website or article from an electronic database. Contains links to APA and MLA style manuals, writing guides, almanacs, and dictionaries.

The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing - MLA, APA. Chicago styles.

Research Help - What's Your Major? pages and Research Guides
The What's Your Major? pages provide listings of databases and Web resources for many majors at FAU such as chemistry, geography, and environmental science.
The Research Guides provide more in-depth resources by discipline. Some examples include arts and humanities, education, and social sciences.

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