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Watch for add popups because most of the time it means the website was used to make money and not for actual research purposes.

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checking the website, author and if its up to date

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check for accurate data

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use key words that relate to the topic you're looking for

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When doing research you can check for a credible source by checking that it's up to date, it doesn't show personal opinions, checks to make sure the url ends in .org or .edu, and that you can find the authors information.

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make sure it is not biased

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check when it was last updated

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Check how recent the source is and make sure that it can help support your argument

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Look for bias within the text
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Use "" to search for exact words

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check what the url ends in (.gov/.com)

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Check how current a source is as well as who the author is to consider if information is opinion based or fact based.

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Check for statistics

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check the datess

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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!