• Internet Public Library Teenspace: A+ Research and Writing
  This comprehensive site gives you help in brainstorming, researching, and writing all types of papers. It is maintained by the University of Michigan School of Information.
• Landmark Citation Machine
  An interactive web tool that uses the principles found in the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers: 6th Edition and the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association: 5th Edition to help teachers and students construct citations for print and on-line resources.
• Citing Sources
  A good site that covers topics like When to cite Sources, Why acknowlege sources, and what is plagiarism with plenty of examples.
• Choose the Best Search for Your Information Needs
  Start your search here! A great site providing help with determining which search engines/sites to use

Evaluating Sources

• Bare Bones 101:A Very Basic Web Search Tutorial
  Created by a University of South Carolina librarian, this site is a nice, quick tutorial on searching the internet.
• Ten C's for Evaluating Internet Sources
  The "Ten C's" provide criteria to consider in evaluating Internet resources
• Website Evaluation Forms -
  Grades 7-9
  

  Grades 10-12
  How do websites measure up against each other? Are they as good as they appear? Or are they better than they appear? How can we tell the good from the not-so-good?