Primary Document Analysis
The National Archives

Essays and Examples
General       
Using Primary Sources (dohistory.org)
Film       
Making Sense of Film, by Tom Gunning (History Matters)
Maps       
Making Sense of Maps, by David T. Stephens (History Matters)
Material Culture        
How to Read a Graveyard (dohistory.org)
Oral History       
Making Sense of Oral History, by Linda Shopes (History Matters)       
Step-by-Step Guide to Oral History, by Judith Moyer (dohistory.org)
Specific Types of Documents       
How to Read Probate Records (dohistory.org)       
How to Search Deeds (dohistory.org)

The Research Paper
Preparation and Research
Stage of a History Research Project (dohistory.org)
How to Make a Timeline (dohistory.org)
Workshop:  Evaluating Sources of Information (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Research and Documenting Resources (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Academic Writing:  Research Papers (University of Wisconsin)
Note-Taking Tool
Scribe http://chnm.gmu.edu/tools/scribe/ (free note-taking program designed especially with historians in mind, George Mason University)
Writing--General
Workshop:  Writing a Research Paper (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Mini-Lessons (Kent State University Writing Center)
Planning Your Work (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Writing the Paper (University of North Carolina)
Effective Presentation (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Revising, Editing, and Proofreading (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Writing--History
Boston University Department of History Writing Guide
Writing Tutor (University of Calgary)
Writing in History (University of North Carolina)
Avoiding Plagiarism
Avoiding Plagiarism (Concordia University)
How Not to Plagiarize (University of Toronto)
Avoiding Plagiarism (Sharon Williams, Hamilton College)
Avoiding Plagiarism:  Mastering the Art of Scholarship (University of California, Davis)
Citation Methods
Citation Styles for Research Papers (Long Island University)
Guide for Documenting Electronic Resources (Purdue University Online Writing Lab)
Citing Electronic Sources (American Memory Project, Library of Congress)

The Book Review
Writing Book Reviews (Indiana University)
Guide to Writing Book Reviews (University of South Dakota)
How to Write A Book Review (Dalhousie University)

The Historiographical Paper
Writing Historiographical Papers (Michael Ballagh and Jennifer Hillman Helgren, Claremont Graduate University)

The Annotated Bibliography
Academic Writing:  Annotated Bibliography (University of Wisconsin)

Study Skills and Strategies
General Guides
Online Study Skills Self-Help Information (Virginia Tech)
Listening, Lecture Note-taking and Classroom Participation
Note-taking and In-Class Skills (Virginia Tech)
Studying
Textbook Study Techniques (Southern Illinois University)
Studying (University of St. Thomas)
Learning With Others (University of St. Thomas)
Reading Skills (University of St. Thomas)
Test Preparation and Taking
Tips on Essay Exams (University of North Carolina)

Graduate Resources
Graduate Papers
Components of Graduate Papers (Claremont Graduate University)
Ph.D. Comprehensive/Qualifying Examinations
Qualifying Examination Guide (Claremont Graduate University)
Theses and Dissertations
Writing Theses and Dissertations (Jennifer Hillman Helgren and David Parker, Claremont Graduate University)
Resources for Dissertators (University of Wisconsin)
Writing Your Dissertation (University of North Carolina)
Conference Papers
Presenting Conference Papers (Claremont Graduate University)
Resumés, Cover Letters, and CVs
Resumés, Cover Letters, and CVs (Constance Devereaux and Jennifer Hillman Helgren, Claremont Graduate University)