Identifying Keywords
The website to "Start Searching".
What is the Fletcher library website?
The number of Boolean Operators there are?
What are 3?
It helps to thoroughly evaluate sources.
"Breaking news" that contains false information.
What is "Fake News"?
A searchable collection of information.
What is a database?
The name of the article the user is researching.
What is the title?
It combines search terms so that each search result contains all of the terms.
What is "AND"?
Asks the question,"Who is the intended audience?.
What is "Relevance"?
What should be done to ensure the author is credible and real.
What is "Check the Author"?
These have information that is quickly accessible, but may not be easy to verify.
What is a website?
When the publication was released.
What is the published date?
It combines search terms so that each search result contains at least one of the terms.
What is "OR"?
Asks the question, "Can the information be verified other in other reliable sourced?".
What is "Accuracy"?
When one clicks away from the story to investigate the site, its mission, and its contact info they are...
What is to "Consider the Source"?
This type of resource is written by professionals in a field for professionals.
What is a Scholarly resource?
A specific form of media that was used to create the publication type.
What is the publication type?
It excludes terms so that each search result does not contain any of the terms that follow it.
What is "NOT"?
Asks the question, "When was the information published?"
What is "Timeliness"?
Click on those links. Determine if the information given actually supports the story. What am I finding?
What is "Supporting Sources"?
These are used to represent the main concepts of your research topic.
What is a keyword?
The number of default search bars when using the advanced search tool
What are 3 search bars?
Where can Boolean phrases be found on the Fletcher library's website?
Where is "Advanced Search"?
Asks the question, "Why was this information created?"
What is "Purpose"?
An expert on-campus you can consult when fact-checking.
Who is a librarian?
Where is Miss Taylor's room located?
Where is the library?