ORAL HISTORY - SUGGESTED ONLINE RESOURCES

Why shouldn't you trust Wikipedia as one of your sources? Read "Getting Wiki With It" article from NEA Today.


Use Pre-selected U. S. History Links

Use Appropriate Fee-based Databases (Note: Home use will require logins and passwords which you can obtain from our school library.)


Use Fee-Based Databases Available through the Public Library (Note: You must have a public library barcode number, found on your BCPL library card, to access these databases.)

 

Use Decades-related Websites

Use Local Newspaper Archives


Use the AskUsNow Service

 

Use Effective Search Tools and Meta-Search Tools

Tip: Include the words history or background along with your specific search terms. Include the word biography if you are researching a specific person. Be sure the information you retrieve concerns U. S. History and not a similar topic from another country's history! Also, be aware that you may not be able to depend on the accuracy, authority, and reliability of the information that you retrieve in this way.

 

 

Last update: January 4, 2007

J. Caldwell

Perry Hall Middle School