Below is a list of websites that may be of use to you in your search. You should always use caution when taking information from a website. Evaluate the website using the criteria below to ensure you are recording the most accurate information possible.

See the Website Evaluation Subject Guide for more information on this topic.

When utilizing Google as a resource, it is essential to ensure that the websites you access are reputable. One effective method for assessing the credibility of a website is to examine its domain suffix. Websites that end with .edu (educational institutions) or .gov (government entities) are generally considered reliable sources. Additionally, websites with the suffix .org can also be reputable, although they may sometimes represent specific agendas.To refine your search to include only these trustworthy domains, you can enter your keywords followed by the appropriate site command in the Google search bar. For example, you would type:

• keyword site:.edu
• keyword site:.gov
• keyword site:.org

This approach will filter your results to display only those from educational, governmental, or certain organizational websites, enhancing the reliability of the information you gather.