Research Resources
See below for tips on spotting fake news, citing sources, and completing your research
fake news
Allsides - Offers politically-balanced results on many current topics and a media bias chart
Media Bias Chart - Frequently updated graphic showing the level of bias and trustworthiness in a number of news sources.
FactCheck - Nonpartisan organization which checks the validity of internet and media claims.
Google Fact Check Explorer - Search for any subject or topic and find results related to fact checks.
PolitiFact - Articles are rated on a Truth-O-Meter
Snopes - Search by topic, then find claim with True or False rating and evidence
Media Bias Fact Check - Evaluates reliability of web sources
CITATION
Noodle Tools - On your portal. This is your best tool for citations. See Mrs. Antonopoulos for help getting logged in the first time.
Formatically - Simple ad-free citation generator
Google Citation Tool - Short tutorial video on how to use the Google Tool for Citation
Perdue University Citation Tool - Automatic citation generator
CC Search - Search for images that are free for use
MLA format - Video showcasing how to set up your paper with MLA format
MLA 8 - Updated rules for citations in text and for Works Cited
Hanging Indents: How to create hanging indents in Google Docs
Citation: How to cite articles from EBSCO
RESEARCH
EBSCOhost Research - Search articles from magazines, newspapers, specialized encyclopedias, and videos.
Guided Inquiry - Follow these steps to research with a visual map.
Database vs Website - See the difference between researching well and researching quick.
NoodleTools - Use for notetaking and citation while completing your research.