https://bsu.libguides.com/ld.php?content_id=59754287One way to make finding credible sources easier is to use one of our databases. Although you will still want to evaluate the sources you find in our databases, at least, there is some curation involved when including them. In other words, the database publisher selects the sources the database searches.
This is not to say that there are not good sources on the internet, in fact a Google search might turn up some of the same articles. The difference is, that it will be easier to access the text of those articles. The databases often have links to the articles, and when they don't they have Find It @ Ball State.
Just click on the Find It button and it will help you locate the text for articles.
Here are some links to resources to help you evaluate sources.
Evaluate you sources: Tips for seperating the reliable from the unreliable- This is a link to pdf of an excellent 2 page handout that provides criteria for reliable sources.
Evaluating Information - Applying the CRAAP Test- You may have heard of this widely accepted method before.