Website REsources
Using Websites for Research
Using Websites for Research
Websites can be a good place to find information, but website information is not always as reliable for research as database information. Always use caution and try to mostly use websites that end in ".edu", ".org", etc. This doesn't mean that ".com" websites are all bad, but if in doubt ask your teacher or librarian! You can also do a website assessment yourself using this worksheet.
INTERNET SEARCH TIPS
INTERNET SEARCH TIPS
Capitalize all names and titles.
Ex: Martin Luther King Jr.
Use double quotation marks around words or put hyphens between words that you want to appear together.
Ex: "White House"
Put a plus sign before words you would like to include in your search.
Ex: football +Packers
Put a minus sign to make sure the word does not appear in your search.
Ex: recipes -broccoli
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American Library Association
American Library Association
Approved Websites for Fun and Research
Approved Websites for Fun and Research