information resources

Offers information to students on how to find credible, relevant, and trustworthy information at the library and online.

Provides teachers and school library media specialists with activities and advice on how to promote and teach information literacy skills to young library users; includes a CD-ROM with helpful information.

An exploration of user-generated content that describes what it is, discusses Web 2.0, and explains how to evaluate sources and create Web sites, podcasts, and other Internet projects.

A guide that teaches young readers about the importance of citing sources, and how to make critical decisions when selecting and citing sources during the research process.

Provides information and advice about cyberspace research, discussing tools of the trade, cite right, right site, in addition to other related topics.

The student editors at "Wordswork" literary magazine set out to identify resources that will help them become better writers.

Despite the availability of the Internet, the library is still an important place for research. Through clear text and full-color photographs, readers will learn how to conduct research in the library and the media center, as well as how to make the best use of their time.

A guide to finding information on ninety-nine topics, designed to help students through the research process, each with search terms; definitions and explanations of the topic; background and statistics; lists of library subject headings, newspapers and magazines, and agencies to contact; and Internet addresses.

Presents a six-page reference guide to using eBooks available from Follett Corporation companies.

Provides information and advice about cyberspace research, discussing tools of the trade, cite right, right site, in addition to other related topics.