Locate a Web source using one of the sites bulleted below or use one you have already located.

• Use information recommended by a subject expert or an expert in the respective field. Go to "Locate Reviewed Resources."
• Use the following pages to look for Web sites on your topic:
  • Search for Sites Using Search Engines

    The annotations on this page include hyperlinks to help screens for the search engines. View the Search Tips & Tricks Web site for further help.

  • Consult Subject Directories

After selecting a World Wide Web site, examine its reliability and credibility using Evaluating Websites: PART of the Research Process.

After you have found a credible Web site, click the Webliography button on the Course Tool Bar.

Click Add New Entry.

Enter a title for your Web site in the "Title:" line and assign the site a category from the "Category:" drop-down list.

Enter the URL (Web page address) for the site in the "Web Address:" line.

Make sure you enter the address exactly as it appears when you view the site. The address is case sensitive. It is a good idea to copy (Ctrl-C) and paste (Ctrl-V) the URL directly from your browser URL address line to the Webliography "Web Address:" line to avoid errors.

Enter a short description (i.e. what students will find if they visit the site) of the Web site in the "Brief Description:" area. You should enter the Site Author (content author) and the Site Last Modified date if available.