General Research: Finding, Evaluating, and Citing Sources

At the end of this library workshop, you'd be able to:

1. Find magazine/journal articles, books and websites on your topic.
2. Evaluate and provide a summary of a source.

Salinas | Happiness
APA In-Text Citations | Purdue OWL & APA Citation Machine
MLA In-Text Citations | Purdue OWL & MLA Citation Machine
Research Challenge Worksheet | Research Challenge help
Annotated Bibliography Template | What Goes in My Annotated Bibliography?

What is GMO? Which of these are more suitable for citing in college papers:

         Website 1 | Website 2 | Article 1 | Article 2
         Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid

Tips: They Say/I Say templates | Different Perspectives

How can I search smarter in Google?
Try limiting your search by date or domain (site:.edu or site:.gov) to get a more targeted search. See the video below for more tips or check out this cheat sheet. 

Click on individual links below, or search them all at once by using the search bar.

Summary sheet on searching library databases

• How do I search EBSCOhost Research Databases?
  
   
• How do I search ProQuest Honolulu Newspapers?
  

• Proquest Ebook Central 
• EBSCO eBook Collection
• Library Search