This document provides information on evaluating print versus internet sources for research and introduces resources for researching online. It discusses the publication and review process, authorship, bias, and timeliness of information for both print and internet sources. It then describes different types of search engines and directories that can be used to search visible and invisible web resources, and provides examples of specific search engines, meta-search engines, and directories. It also discusses using Boolean operators to improve search results and lists other useful sites for finding research information online.

1. Lesson Six Research & The Internet