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sites that end in .com and anything besides .gov/.edu can be used by anyone so it may not be credible. 

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sites that end in .com and anything besides .gov/.edu can be used by anyone so it may not be credible. 

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google scholars and usually gov or edu endings are more credible. - erick martinez

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google scholars and usually gov or edu endings are more credible. - erick martinez

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Pay someone actually good at researching to do it for you, then scam them and take your money back

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Look for how recent the article is.

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Use Google Tools for more accurate results in your search. 

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Use Google Tools for more accurate results in your search. 

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Pick credible articles that are up to date with your topic

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Britannica has been really useful for me so far, also using websites like .gov or .org are really good websites to use.

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Britannica has been really useful for me so far, also using websites like .gov or .org are really good websites to use.

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Mia Z.

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look for recent articles and .gov and .edu are good ones- Juan O.

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Use short words keywords when researching to have more articles and research the person who wrote the article -Megan

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The year of the article most recently updated was made makes it a more credible source.

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look for sources that have edu and gov also see if this article has links to were they got their information from- Yadiel 

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look for sources that have edu and gov also see if this article has links to were they got their information from- Yadiel 

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Look at the dates to make sure it's current
-kevin m.

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Thanks for the tips guys

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It is helpful to look at when the article is made.

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you could know if its credible or not by if they are trying to contradict themselves or if they give you false information.

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if the website asks for your personal information it is not credible.

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You can know if a source is credible if the link has .GOV (made by government) or .EDU

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nytimes has lots of articles for both sides of an argument

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look at the end of the source and see if it ends in .gov

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URL that ends with edu and gov is credible, to much words might get you nothing 

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URL that ends with edu and gov is credible, to much words might get you nothing 

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Uses the databases and look at articles with more recent dates

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Make sure you use more like .gov, .edu since they are more credible then just a .com. Also make sure you use more recent articles/resources. - Edgar V.

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I mostly look at different articles and looking at them to see if they are credible like using C.R.A.P to figure that out.

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You can find a lot of information if you look for examples/people who have experienced this. You can also look for counter arguments to get information to use against or for your side of the question. -Alyssa Y

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Use less words to summarize what your looking up.-Alejandro

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Nytimes is a great website to use because the information it gives off is mostly detailed -giooo

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Christopher T. - Making sure the source is credible. See how long it was published.

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the world is yours

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sites ending with edu and gov are credible sites

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Actually try to look for websites and not just sit there

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Actually try to look for websites and not just sit there

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use a database that is easy to use, that you can easily navigate.

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read past the title, you might find hidden useful info

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Look for credible articles that offer preferably recent dates since it means recent news

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Try all the word combinations even if it seems funny

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Search based on your opinion of your topic and use keywords to search through an article faster.- susan

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Search based on your opinion of your topic and use keywords to search through an article faster.- susan

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jstor its just easy to do reaserch

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Sort the sources by "past year" to only get articles and sources that were published within the past year

- Bryan Cheerios

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Use the Google Search Tools to help get recent articles and websites. 

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Use the Google Search Tools to help get recent articles and websites. 

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Jstor is a good place to find articles, it makes it really easy to search through key words and find what is useful

Ricardo Garcia

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If you type in google scholar there are bunch of articles you can use that are very credible

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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!