At this point, you're finally ready to begin writing. Bibliographic information includes such things as the author's name, name of the book or magazine, publisher's name, copyright date, page numbers, etc. When in doubt, cite your source. You may use actual quotes from your sources, but be sure to use quotation marks. All of the sources mentioned above are available on the Internet, or World Wide Web, as it is sometimes called.
Most public libraries have the Internet available for their patrons.
There are many search engines available, such as Lycos, Yahoo, Crosswalk, and Google. Once there, you'll see another window where you can type in a keyword or words that describe what you're looking for. The search engine will display a list of possible websites that match your topic. This can be a bit tricky. If you don't have many matches on your first try, make a list of other possible keywords that might work better.