• For advice on how to use different WWW search engines, consult How to Search the Web: A Guide to Search Tools, a guide written by Terry Gray.
  
  
• For an excellent bibliography of web sites, articles, and discussion lists that pertain to evaluating Internet information, go to Nicole Auer's Bibliography on Evaluating Internet Resources.
  
  
• From bookmarking to keeping track of frames and words and works of others: go to Tips for Managing Internet Files for information on how to handle files you access from the Internet. This offers nuts and bolts advice on how to store and name files you download, as well as observations on sources and how to use them. It's meant to be a sheet you can print out and keep.
  
  
• For advice on how to write for courses other than your writing course, consider these thoughts.
  
  
• Template for Recording Information from Internet Sources
  
  Download this template created by Ann Raimes to record information about sources you find on the Internet.
  
  
• Keeping Records of Print and Online Sources
  
  Print these documents created by Ann Raimes, and use them to keep records of all the necessary details of the sources you consult and intend to refer to in your writing. Fill out all the blanks for which information is available. You will then have the appropriate material at hand when it is time to prepare your list of works you have cited. (Hint: To print this document, click into the frame that you wish to print and then select "Print" from your browser's navigation bar.)