How to Do Library Research
This set of pages has information on how to do library research. In all cases, once you have located sources, be sure to evaluate them, using the evaluation guides.
Introduction-Other
This page will introduce you to resources that do not quite fit in the other categories listed previously on this site, but that are still very important to library research.
Please let your subject librarian know if you have any further questions.
| Reference Question Tips | Indexes for Current Topics |
| Asking Food Reference Questions | Examples of Journal Articles vs "Web Sources" |
| Example Speeches | Warning Regarding Health Information |
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