AIS - American Indian Studies: Selected Websites

U.S. Government websites

Culture and History

Business and Government

You can search for content on a single website.  For example, if you put the following search in Google:

tohono o'odham site:.arizona.edu

It will search anything about the Tohono O'odham on the University of Arizona's websites.  You can also add a topic to the search:

tohono o'odham language site:.arizona.edu

Here are more examples to consider:

tohono o'odham site:.asu.edu

tohono o'odham site:.nau.edu

tohono o'odham site:.pima.gov

tohono o'odham site:.azpm.org

Consider the following five criteria:

1.  Accuracy - Is the information correct?

2.  Authority - What are the author's credentials? Have they provided citations to academic research?

3.  Bias - Does the content have a strong point of view?

3.  Coverage - Is the content covered comprehensively? Does the website look like an academic site?

4.  Currency - Is the information current?

If you're not certain, ask a librarian!

Navajo Long Walk

• Scroll down to the bottom of this page and find out who produced it.
• Open another tab in your browser and Google the organization or person responsible for this webpage.
• Who published this website? Who are they?