The internet has lots of information - some of it is great and some of it not so much. When using information (whether it is found on the open web or in a library database) it's your responsibility to make sure it's credible. This is something that librarians can help you figure out.
On this page you can find some tips and tricks for better searching online. Once you've found information, make sure to look at the Evaluating sources page to check credibility.
The top tricks I recommend are:
As Google embraces AI, its search functionality changes. Check back for updates (tried and tested by your human librarian friends).
Select each Google-specific strategy below to learn how to use it and why it is helpful.