LIBRARY KAT'S GUIDE TO RESEARCH IN THE LIBRARY
Only resources that can be accessed at home are linked. All others can be accessed from the Start button

• How much information does the library have on your topic?
• Is your topic too Large?
• Is it too small?
• Does it FIT the assignment

2. Evaluate and Select Resources:

Books

• If you are at school use The Library Catalog from the Start button
• If you are at home use The Library Catalog

Articles

• Art and Music = Student Resource Center, World Book Encyclopedia
• Authors = Student Resource Center, Gale Literature Resource Center , World Book Encyclopedia
• Book Reviews/Literature = Student Resource Center, Gale Literature Resource Center
• Current Events = Student Resource Center, Opposing Viewpoints,
• Government/Politics = SIRS, Student Resource Center,Opposing Viewpoints, LexisNexis, World Book Encyclopedia
• Health = Student Resource Center, Opposing Viewpoints
  
  
• History = U.S. History Resource Center, Student Resource Center, LexisNexis, World Book Online
  
• Primary Sources = Student Resource Center U.S. History Resource Center, LexisNexis
• Science = Student Resource Center,, World Book Online
• Social Issues = Opposing Viewpoints
  NexisNexis, SIRS,

3. Bibliography or Works Cited Page

• Lawrence High School Library