Canoga Park Senior High

How To Evaluate Sources
»	Texas Information Literary Tutorial (TILT) This library tutorial will help you improve your information skills so you can "more effectively select, search, and evaluate" your sources.
»	Search Engine Showdown Learn the differences between the many search engines (Google, Altavista, Alltheweb, etc.) and how to use them more effectively.
»	Kathy Schrock's Web Site Evaluation How to look at websites to verify their value.
»	Checklist for Evaluating Web Resources Use this simple checklist to determine website legitimacy.

How To Research
»	The Big Six This website will steer you through the research process if you follow these six steps to approach information problem solving.
»	The Big Six This website will steer you through the research process if you follow these six steps to approach information problem solving.
»	The Big Six This website will steer you through the research process if you follow these six steps to approach information problem solving.

How To Follow The Rules (Copyright Law)
»	LAUSD Copyright Policy These district guidelines will help you adhere to Federal copyright laws.
»	Avoiding Plagiarism Learn how to paraphrase and when to quote using this information from Duke University.

How To Cite Your Sources
»	MLA Citation Styles Learn how to cite online resources using MLA style.
»	Easybib Create bibliographies and footnotes using this bibliography maker. Just be sure to use MLA style!
»	OSLIS Secondary Citation Maker Learn how to cite your sources using the MLA style. Use the citation maker to fill-in-the-blanks for an easy bibliography.