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Some tips are to check the date of the article. As well as the 🤬 method.

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Use the 🤬 method

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making sure the source is credible and not bogus

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making sure the source is credible and not bogus

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Check for tips like who made the article and when it was made

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use combined words like and,or,not when researching

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use cra.p

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use the C.R.A.P method and check dates

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learning how to tell the difference between a credible source that states facts and doesn't just state pros and cons.

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check dates
make sure links work on site
see if there are lots of ads on the website

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use c.r.a.p and key words

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1. No Wikipedia
2. Article has to be recent
3. Look if the article is credible or not

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Making sure the url is .gov or .edu for credible source.

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use credible sources like .gov or .edu

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use credible sources , recent data , keywords ect.. 

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use credible sources , recent data , keywords ect.. 

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see if they have edu, .org or .gov

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The more recent the date, the more reliable

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Use a credible source and make sure it is credible using the method. 

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Use a credible source and make sure it is credible using the method. 

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i used the 🤬 method and looked for recent data

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check the date to see how recent it is  

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check the date to see how recent it is  

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Check for when the information was put up. and check the site if it is .gov or .edu are more credible.

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if databases is long use the abstract to get an idea of it

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the 🤬 method & using key words.

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#1: Check the date of the article
#2: Who made the article?

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I learned that some sources can be more credible than others and the domain name can help with that, .edu sources come from higher education institutions

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Use neutral keywords before ones on the side of your argument

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Make sure to check that the article has facts and cites of where they got their evidence.

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use the 🤬 method

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Don't use phrases that are too long or else nothing will come up.
Further research the author or read their bio to make sure they're reliable.

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Use keywords and phrases

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1.) Use keywords
2.) Use credible sources
3.) Use advanced search

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Must have been published recently

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to use a credible source

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What is a useful research tip you've learned to share with the class? Example #1: Use keywords ________ and _________ in the NYTimes database.
Example #2: Remember to track your keywords!