Resource Guides
You are fortunate to have a world of information available literally at your fingertips.
In order to thoroughly research and educate yourself about any topic, you must read about the subject in a variety of different academic and scholarly sources. Do not “just Google it” and select whatever sites pop up at the top of the list.
If you want to perform a web search, I recommend Google Scholar, which is designed for students and produces more academic search results, or Google Advanced Search. However, you should supplement your research by using all available databases, online encyclopedias, e-books and print resources.
SJPLC Resource Guides
- Researching the Kings of Israel and Judah
- Researching Women in Science
- Researching Ancient Rome
- Researching Classical Art
- Researching COVID-19 and Equity Issues
- Researching Infectious Diseases
- Researching the Islamic World
- Researching Nineteenth Century Thinkers
- Resources for Stem Cell Research Project
- Searching Online for African and Mesoamerican Artifacts
- How to write an annotated list of Works Cited
- MLA Format