Questions? Email Stacey
1. Spelling counts! Not seeing many results? Double-check your spelling.
2. Try "Phrase Searching" - Place quotation marks around keywords to keep them together.
Example: "emotional intelligence"
3. Use AND/OR to link terms.
4. Grow your keywords with words you read in abstracts, titles, and subjects.
Lateral reading is a key fact-checking skill to evaluate information.
To evaluate for authority, accuracy, and bias, readers investigate the source using outside sources (e.g. another website).
