Internet Sources

Use Internet sources to identify, update & expand information
- Use carefully selected search engines
- Consult various sources, ask the librarian, or your instructor
- NO WIKIPEDIA!
- Evaluate Search Results with ARC (MeL)
  - A--Author Authority
    - Who wrote it?
    - Who published it?
    - What authority do they have on the subject?
  - R--Relevance
    - Are both sides of the issue represented?
    - Is persuasive or emotional language used?
    - What does the domain ending tell us about intentions (.org, .com, .edu, etc.)?
  - C--Currency
    - When was it written?
    - Does the date impact the accuracy of the information?

USA.gov

Enter search terms & click on Search button
Scroll down and browse articles and reports from various government agencies