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book
website
google scholar - easy to understand and use for assignments. however can be difficult to citate if not sure how

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pictures and videos. thaey can be used to prove a point. but anyone can post a video.

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DJ
ask a profesional - good source but harder to find
internet- easy but have to check the source

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Books - can be dated or untrue - can hold useful information.
Scientific journals - are peer reviewed so information is accurate and tested - could be dated or hold older information.

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Social media - can find out people's opinions on a topic
not always reliable or the truth

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Book/ Magazine - Can be old and untrue.
- Can hold great information.

Vet Journals - Can be very complex.
- Can hold interesting information and different case.

Google - Easy to access.
- Can be unreal information.

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wikepedia pro: easy to access on the internet con: anybody can access it and change it so unreliable or false information

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Book- reliable source, can contain out of date information.
search engines such as google and bing- allows you to look up anything, but shows both useful and useless websites
magazine
journal
e-book

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books- unreliable, can be old or written by anyone, expensive and take up space.
search engines- instant results, people can edit content making it unreliable, lots of sites to choose from, can access search engines on any device.
newspapers/magazines- can have good information but can be out of date quickly.

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Journals of tests carried out.
Should look into newer versions that'll have an updated more accurate result.

Forums- Peoples personal experiences. However can be inaccurate and unreliable. Should be backed up with reliable sources.

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social media.
posts written by influential people can be used.

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Magazine articles- up to date , new research, often professionals writing. But usually a casual approach to topic, targeted at everyone reading not just students, professionals etc.
books- hard copy and easily accessible. but can be old research with new material coming out decades after, also not necessarily a reliable source.
social media- good for survey research

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Internet search engines - instant results, quick. Could be unreliable websites, out of date links
Books - Hard copy, easily accessible. could be out of date, could be from an unreliable publisher
Magazine Articles - Quick information, specific articles to subject. could be from false/casual research or source of information
Journals - From an industry point of perspective, could be out of date after new findings.
Forums - Personal experiences to see from. Could be false or dangerous information to use.