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Effective Internet Research Methods for Human Anatomy Projects

Learn how to optimize your research for human anatomy and physiology projects by evaluating websites, authors, and content reliability. Discover useful tools and resources.

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Effective Internet Research Methods for Human Anatomy Projects

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  1. Internet Options for Research and Projects Human Anatomy and Physiology

  2. Typical Internet Search • Get on Google • Type in a few words • Scan the one or two pages of results • Choose one of these options or try again

  3. Is this the best strategy? • The best sites are not always at the top of the list • Poorly stated search • No search strategy of knowledge of good searching techniques • Might not be the best tool available

  4. Website AuthentificationREAL Method • Read the domain • Evaluate the content • Ask about the author • Links

  5. Read the Domain • Does it make sense to you ? • Is it a .gov, .edu, .ac, .org ? • Go back to the home page. Is this a reputable site?

  6. Evaluate the Content • Does it help you? • Additional links and resources? • Recent updates? • Contradictions to previous research? • Have you come across some of the information before?

  7. Ask About the Author • Google their name and what do you find? • Have they authored any other publications, articles, books? • Is a bio provided?

  8. Look at the Links • Do they link you to any additional information you may find useful? • Where do these links take you?

  9. Great Resources for Life • Diigo • Evernote • APA citation tools • Eazypaper.com • Citationmachine.net • Purdue Owl • Dropbox

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