Online+Resources

As you find information on the internet you will need to **evaluate**  the information to determine if you should use it. Remember to ask yourself:


 * ** Who ** has written the information? Do they have authority?
 * ** What ** have they written? Is it objective or biased?
 * ** Why ** have they written it? Do they have a hidden agenda?
 * ** When ** was it written? Is it current?
 * ** How ** is the site constructed? How did you find this site?

Look at the tutorial below to find out more.

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 * Create a chart like the one below. Complete it for every website or online resource that you use. Don't include information about sites that you might have looked at but didn't use for your Research Project. Add more rows when needed. **


 * **URL** || **Who?** || **What?** || **When** || **Why?** || **How?** || ** Search strategy? ** ||

In the Search Strategy column you could​ note things such as:
 * what search tools you used e.g. Google Alerts, Google Advanced Search, Google Archive Search, or Google News Search etc
 * how you broadened or narrowed your search to obtain more, or more specific, results
 * how you used and compared a different search engines eg [] [] []