STAGE 2: ACCESS RESOURCES
2) SELECT the most valuable resources 3) GATHER the resources 4) COLLABORATE to ensure that you have accessed the appropriate resources. For further information, see On Your Own (17-25) |
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| It's hard to believe, but Google is not the only search engine out there. What's more, it's not always the best research tool. For more info regarding how Google limits your search results, watch the video below. Then try out some of these alternative search engines to see if you get more relevant results. | |||
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Online News Sources Here you'll find links to a variety of news sources. Check current events, research news from the past, compare cultural viewpoints, and follow the latest in arts, sports, and the environment. |
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Online Magazines Many traditional print magazines offer online versions. Browsethese to help with research.
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For an A-Z list of all government agencies, click here. |
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Online Encyclopedias For general research, encyclopedias are a good resource. Hover over the links to identify specialized subject resources. |
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