AAA Style Guide from the American Anthropological Association
NOTE!! As of September 9, 2015 AAA announced this: "After much consideration of publishing standards and member input, AAA has decided to cease production of the AAA Style Guide. AAA style now adheres fully to the current edition of the Chicago Manual of Style (Author-Date)". See the Chicago/Turabian tab on this guide.
The Chicago Manual of Style Online
Copies of The Chicago manual of Style are also available at the Alkek Library and the Music Library.
Also see the library's Writing & Citation Styles Guide.
For help writing your research papers, consult Texas State's Writing Center
How to cite images (photos, artworks, graphs, charts, etc.) in different writing styles
CHECKLIST FOR EVALUATING A WEB PAGE:
* Identify the author and the author's expertise on the topic.
* Verify the facts, statistics, or quotes on the web page in another source.
* Identify the agenda of the page: are they selling something or promoting a point-of-view that benefits them?
* Check to see when the page was last updated. If you can't find a date, consider using a different source.
DO THE ABOVE BECAUSE:
* Most people don't know what they are talking about.
* Many people will make up facts, misrepresent facts, or leave out facts in order to support their position.
* People will tell you anything if money or power is somehow involved.
AND IN THE END:
* Learn to think for yourself and do not rely on gathering other people's opinions posted on the internet.