1) Create a new project in NoodleTools where you can track your citations and take notes.
2) Brainstorm some keywords and search terms to use when you search; ie. "Spokan", "Spokane," "Yakima" or Yakama."
3) Search the databases and websites listed below.
4) Use the print resources available to look for information. Search print resources by using the index at the back of each book.
5) If you need to access a database from off-campus, use the username and password listed below each database.
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CRAAP stands for:
Currency - When was it published? How recent is it?
Relevancy - Is the information relevant to your topic? Does it fill a need / answer a research question?
Authority - Who wrote it? What is their background? Is the organization credible / have you heard of them before?
Accuracy - Does the information match up with other information that you've read so far?
Purpose - What is the intent of the article / website? To sway your decision or inform you?
When accessing off campus, use the code tnws
The Gale Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes by 
California and the Pacific Northwest, 1999 by 
Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes by 
