DaSilva: My Left Foot Research: Websites

• No Wikipedia
  
  
• No "Answer" websites:  About.com; eHow.com; Askville; Answers.com; and Yahoo Answers
  
  
• No Blogs
  
  
• Generally .gov and .edu sites are the most trustworthy, followed by .org and then .com
  
  
• When you find a website you would like to use, make sure you find out the sponsor of the website.  
  
  
• The sponsor can usually be found at the bottom of the website near the copyright date.  If it is not there, check the "Contact Us", "About Us" or "FAQs".

1.     Put a phrase that should remain together in quotes  (ex.  “cerebral palsy” )

2.       To search a particular domain or website, type site:domain or website before your search terms to search a particular domain.  (ex. site:gov “cerebral palsy" OR site:nih.gov “cerebral palsy")(Note: no spaces between : and domain and/or website).

3.      To find your search terms on a webpage or document - Hit Ctrl F and type the word you are looking for in the box