Information and resources to assist with scholarly writing.

Get tips on writing literature reviews.

Steps to create an academic poster.

Information about academic integrity and plagiarism.

Information and resources on how to cite correctly.

Learn how to use RefWorks, the reference and research manager available to the UNT community.

Tips for doing library research for those with any level of research experience.

Search tips for using the library catalog interface.

Learn how to use the library's Online Articles search, which searches multiple library databases.

How to find newspapers through the library.

Discover datasets for your class project or research.

A guide to major sources of national, state, local, foreign, and international statistical data.

Information on data management resources and services for the UNT community.

Resources and information about data visualization.

This guide will help you get the most out of the tools Google has to offer.

An introduction to research design, methodology, and library resources.

The materials on these pages have been designed to give you a foundation in information literacy and critical thinking. Topics have been divided among six modules; each includes videos, tutorials, and quizzes. These modules cover why information literacy skills matter and how to get started with a research project, including understanding the process, choosing a topic, and beginning research.

This topic guide provides resources to help you think critically about the information that you gain from media. Resources on this site will cover evaluating media resources for your academic pursuits and recognizing and being critical of news sources. With the increase in fake news on social, these skills are particularly important in your collegiate learning and your development as working professional in your field.

Contains general information on how and when to cite and includes specific resources for help using the major citation styles

a video tutorial available at the APA website, is designed for those who have no previous knowledge of APA Style. It shows users how to structure and format their work, recommends ways to reduce bias in language, identifies how to avoid charges of plagiarism, shows how to cite references in text, and provides selected reference examples.

An excellent and easy to use guide for using APA style

Multiple copies are available via the UNT Libraries. Some are on reserve either at the Willis Library Services desk or at the Sycamore Library desk.

An easy to use guide for using Chicago style.

An easy to use guide for using MLA style.