LibGuides: ENG 111: College Composition I (Young-Loudoun): Websites

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Search Google for your topic keywords. Look for government, education, and/or organization webpages as well as news/magazine publications. Be cautious if using Wikipedia as the content cannot be verified.

Before using information found on a webpage, consider the following criteria to evaluate its credibility.

Who is the author?
What are his/her qualifications?
Why was the website created?
When was it last updated?
How reliable is the information?

For further guidance, please refer to NOVA Libraries' How to...Evaluate Websites research guide.

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Google Scholar
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Internet Archive Scholar
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ENG 111: College Composition I (Young-Loudoun)

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