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is there a foolproof way to find out which websites are credible?

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is there a foolproof way to find out which websites are credible?

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make sure it has an author, recently published and a reliable site (New York Times...)

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look on ONLY the first few pages of google search 

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look on ONLY the first few pages of google search 

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Look for sources with authors.

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It's important for the article to be within 5 years

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where the books are

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Is there a date where the information is considered outdated

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Is there a date where the information is considered outdated

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maybe use keywords instead of full sentences

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if wikipedia is a decent research site even though people say it's not

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if wikipedia is a decent research site even though people say it's not

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Good sources have their own citations.

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or you will get in trouble

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how to properly use citations when taking research 

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how to properly use citations when taking research 

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MLA citing

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how to highlight a text you will use later

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how to highlight a text you will use later