How to research on the Internet - for school and study

How to do REAL research on the Internet - for school and study.
The Internet today is a vast expanse of varied information: entertainment, opinions, and conflict.
When we are learning and teaching, we want to ensure that our research takes us to places where the information is peer-reviewed and factual.
Can we find this type of information on the Internet? Yes - it's there.
In this video, I will show you Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic, a local Digital Library, and even an iPad App for Research and study. All places where we can find better quality, more authentic information.
Over the past 20+ years, I've seen more and more cases of students using a simple Google Search when completing assignments - citing sources such as Wikipedia as authentic and valid - but is that proper research? (spoiler: it isn't). Fortunately, the world of academic and scientific journals has become available online as well - if you know where to find them.
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00:00 Welcome
01:16 My History
03:35 Bad Searches
04:12 Critical Thinking First
04:57 Google Scholar
06:43 Microsoft Academic
08:55 Local Library Example
10:13 EBSCO Database
12:17 iPad Researcher
14:36 Wrap Up

[@tinahalle3575]

Thank you ! I’d love to start writing on various topics I feel passionate about and want to advocate for but I don’t want to spread any false information.

[@ahmardbrowne3189]

Finally a video I've been looking for for a long long time 👍🏾

[@Mubashar783]

It means you aren't the only one👍

[@rawcrazycomrade]

Totally agree

[@annielam7150]

This reminds me of Computer Basics (Chapter 9: Researching on the Internet, Pages 247-270).

[@Chos3n333]

Hey, thank you kindly for this content. I have gained so much knowledge by watching this. I always thought I was kinda okay at researching, but you’ve made me better by sharing this thoughtful video!!🙌🏾

[@LearningandTechnology]

That’s wonderful to hear! My goal here on UA-cam is to help people learn and it’s really nice to read a comment like this.

[@rawcrazycomrade]

I was waiting for him to introduce Reddit 😂 Jokes aside, this was very helpful. Ive been trying to focus on other ways outside of the mainstream ways for research, google being one of them

[@LearningandTechnology]

Haha!
Everyone knows that Reddit and X are the places where the “real” information is! 😆
I’m glad you found this video interesting and I how it helps you find excellent sources.

[@californiaDemo]

Thanks. I really enjoyed this. Needed this!

[@LearningandTechnology]

I’m so glad it was helpful!

[@centlihankdennis9625]

Thank you very much for this, you have helped me so much i really appreciate the effort you put into this video

[@DerrickJones19]

Current status:
Microsoft Academic Inactive (No longer accessible after Dec. 31, 2021) 06:43

[@LearningandTechnology]

Yes - unfortunately they stopped it. They are doing a huge initiative to move things to Learn, but I’m not sure if they will have a Journal search feature - I don’t think so.
That leaves Google Scholar and your library.
That stated - there are services that use library protocols to connect to academic repositories - for example, I use an academic writing program called Nota Bene that has connectors.
A bit beyond this video though 😀

[@alinmoldovan8921]

Thank you so much for this video!❤️