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We find, use and share information online every day. It's something we're used to, but that doesn't always mean we're great at deciding what to trust and what to challenge.
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There’s an absolutely ridiculous amount of information out there in the world, with more and more being created, published, and shared every day in a huge number of formats. Sure, searching…
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Information is literally everywhere. We have the ability to create and share information in a split-second and send it out to the world. That information can be shaped and packaged in different ways…
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Questions drive a lot of what we do every day. Sometimes, they’re simple.
At other times, our experiences lead us to ask more complicated questions that can’t be answered so easily and…
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You may have easy access to lots of information, but is it really free and can you really access EVERYTHING? As a researcher, it's important to recognize the resources needed to produce…
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We all do research, but how do you decide who to trust or what information to accept or leave behind? Context, authorship, and evidence help you determine authority, trust, and reliability. Here are…
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Academic research can be difficult, but you’re not alone! Research is a conversation between many different “voices” that each contribute a unique perspective on a topic. There are…
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A comic book? For research‽ Matt Upson, OSU librarian and author of Information Now, a graphic guide to student research, tells us about using comic books as an innovative way to teach students about…
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Low Library on the Stillwater Campus recently celebrated "Banned Books Week"....
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