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Use Google for school projects carefully and only for a few of your sources.
Using Websites for Research
Using Websites for Research
Search engines like Google provide access to a wide range of websites, but not all sources are reliable. Anyone can publish online, from experts to amateurs, and websites may serve different purposes—such as entertainment, opinion, or information. Always evaluate sources carefully. For a more private and student-friendly search, consider using DuckDuckGo.
When Should I Use a Website?
When Should I Use a Website?
Websites are useful for:
Finding current information
Accessing government sources (local, state, and federal)
Exploring expert and popular opinions
Researching hobbies and personal interests
How Do I Know If a Website Is Reliable?
Before using a website, check that the information is accurate, relevant, and up to date.
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Using AI Ethically for Research
Using AI Ethically for Research
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be a helpful tool for research, but it must be used responsibly. Follow the guidelines here to ensure ethical use.
By using AI wisely, you can enhance your research skills while maintaining honesty and academic integrity.
When to Use AI:
To brainstorm ideas or narrow down a research topic
To summarize complex information for better understanding
To generate keywords for searching reliable sources
To check grammar or improve writing clarity
When NOT to Use AI:
To copy or submit AI-generated work as your own
To replace critical thinking and analysis
To spread misinformation or biased content
How to Use AI Responsibly:
Always fact-check information from AI using credible sourcess
Use AI as a research assistant, not a replacement for learning
Follow your school’s academic integrity policies and check with your instructor
Properly cite all AI usage
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