The document discusses some of the challenges with finding reliable information online and recommends using library resources such as books, scholarly journals, experts, and proprietary databases. It notes that not all information online is accurate and that many reliable sources are not indexed by search engines. However, it reassures the reader that librarians can help students access scholarly databases for free through the library.

1. TMI ? Let the library help!

2. There are many places to get information out there…

3. BOOKS

4. Magazines

5. Scholarly Journals (your instructors’ favorites!)

6. EXPERTS

7. The Internet!

8. ANYONE anywhere can post a website with ANY information on it

9. !? What? Are you saying that everything I find on Google isn’t always the best or most accurate information?

10. This Could be YOU! (If you’re not careful about what resources you use for your papers)

12. Many sites are invisible to Google

13. WHY? (two reasons)

14. 1

15. The presence of a search box…

16. 2

17. The information is proprietary

18. Proprietary information (like scholarly journal articles) is often gathered together in the form of DATABASES, which are VERY expensive!

19. Databases you say?

20. Yep, Databases…

21. Your New BFF!

22. I can’t even afford to do my laundry! How can I buy a whole database!?!

23. Never fear…the super librarians are here!

24. Let us Help!

25. Find us here

26. Get that there!