The resources listed below provide access to 1000's of scholary journals, newspapers, magazines, and trade publications. Use these sources to find credible quality information about your topic.
Choose one commercial website (.com) and compare to a governmental, educational, or organizational website (.gov, .edu, .org) using the R.E.A.L. method of evaluation.
Or use the CRAP test evaluation tool for students to learn about criteria used to evaluate websites.
To limit to authoritative websites, choose your preferred domain (.edu, .gov or .org) by adding site:.domain
Example
site:.org to your search.
Be sure not to include any spaces between site: and the domain.
To remove items with the minus sign. -wiki
For natural phrases such as school choice, be sure to use quotations.
Example: "school choice"
To search within a specific website in Google use the site command.
Example:
site:NPR.org
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