Library and Internet Skills

Library and Internet Skills

How to Find Internet Resources

Teach Yourself Tools at U of T (see Internet on side menu) Evaluating Internet Resources Citing Internet Resources Keeping Up to Date Hands-On Instruction at the U of T Libraries

Teach Yourself

Are you new to Web searching? Would you like to search more efficiently and find better sites? These guides will introduce the tools and techniques that will help you make the most of the Web.

Research Using the Internet  (U of T at Mississauga Library)

Finding Information on the Internet: a tutorial (UCLA, Berkeley)

Internet Navigator (University of Utah)

Internet Tutorials (University of Albany Libraries)

Evaluating Internet Resources

How can you tell if a Web site provides reliable, authoritative information? These sites introduce tips and criteria that will help you judge which sites are the best for your research.

Citing Internet Resources

These guides will show you how to cite Web sites and other electronic information sources in your bibliography and foot notes.

Print Guides

The call number at the Robarts Reference Library is provided. Check UTCat for copies in other libraries.

  • Li, Xia and Nancy B. Crane. Electronic Styles: a Handbook for Citing Electronic Information. 1996. PN 171 D37L5 1996X (at Robarts Reference Desk)
  • Walker, Janice R. and Todd Taylor. The Columbia Guide to Online Style. 1998. PN 171 F56W35 1998X (at Robarts Reference Desk)

Online Guides

Keeping up to date

These resources will help you keep up with the latest academic Web sites and Internet developments.