Use CTRL + F to search for a word or phrase on the web page. When you hold down the Control key and hit "F," a search box will appear. Type in your target word or phrase. If the word or phrase is used on the page, it will be highlighted, which will help you save time when determining if the source is relevant to your research.
BIAS: Depending on the type of research you are doing, you may want to avoid biased sources (those where an opinion is presented).
Use this Bias Meter to determine the degree to which a source is biased.
HOW DO I FIND THE BEST SOURCES?
ONLINE DATABASES:An online database is an electronic collection of TRUSTWORTHY materials such as magazine and newspaper articles, books, videos, images, and transcripts for use in scholarly research.
If necessary, "Log in with Google" using your usual school email address and password.
Scroll down to "Reference Databases."
Features of online databases
Variety of types of sources
Reading levels indicated
“Listen” feature
Save using “Download” or "Save" button > Download to Google Drive
Citations given > Copy or export to Easy Bib
WEBSITES: Before you choose to use a website for your academic research, you must be certain that it is not only relevant to your topic but also reliable.
View this Google Slideshow for website search and evaluation tips.