Research: Databases and Information evaluation

Online Databases are resources that have credible information you don't have to "fact check." They are better to use than the internet because there are no "questionable" facts on them. They are legitimate sources.

To access from REVHS, just click the links below.

To access databases from home: CLICK THIS LINK for passwords.

Note: if you are on campus and are getting a "site blocked" notice, close the tab and try accessing it again.

Here's a quick video that explains how to use Boolean Oporators. 







Escolar is the leading knowledge-building resource that is universally trusted for accurate and age-appropriate content in Spanish

Provides a wealth of authoritative content, empowering students and researchers to critically analyze and understand important topics that affect people around the world. 

A virtual lab that gives students the power to see beyond static text and embrace learning outside of the classroom. 


Discovery Education

Real-world, high-quality, and vetted access to:

Log-In Via Clever

U: Network Login ID  (ex: michaelsmi.42394)

P: 10-digit SSID number (ex: 4239403219)

PBS Video

PBS Programming via the Alexander Street platform. This collection of more than 1,200 streaming videos provides exceptional content with themost valuable video documentaries and series from PBS.

Website Evaluation
SIFT

If you decide to research on the internet, and need to know how to evaluate the information available to you, Click Here to find a tool to help you: SIFT, The Four Moves.
Here is Library lesson using SIFT, The Four Moves
Notes sheet for The SIFT lesson.
Here is a quick game to test your evaluation skills.

Mr. Stewart's Media Literacy video.

Mrs. Hanley's Lesson on Works Cited using Google Citation tool.