RWS 3355- Quezada

Tips for Citing a Web Page

• not being able to find a date or an author makes for citations that don't look credible to your reader
• one of the goals of a reference/citation is to provide a path back to the source for your reader (your professor), so include as much info as possible to get them to the page you're citing in case they want to check it out

Recommended search:

Also try:

>>>If you're not on-campus, but need to use the UTEP Library's online resources,

you must verify that you are a UTEP affiliate.<<<

2 Options:

1. Connect to UTEP Library's Proxy Server

• follow the prompt to sign in using your UTEP username and password before accessing a database or e-book
• sessions expire quickly
• you will be prompted to authenticate (log in) every time you access a protected resource (i.e., databases)
• doesn't get you into all databases (some require IP authentication via VPN)
• in short: sign in when prompted

2. Connect to GlobalProtect VPN

• VPN= Virtual Private Network
• gives your device a secure UTEP IP address; sites will 'think' you're at UTEP when you're connected
• log in once, stay
• How-to + download links: Set up 2-Factor Authentication first | Download GlobalProtect VPN second
• NEED VPN HELP? CONTACT UTEP'S TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT HELP DESK (IT'S EASY!)