In class we used many new search engines for scholarly information for our research projects. One search engine I used was Google Scholar. I’ll admit, it was very hard to find information using this search. After typing in search keywords four or five different ways I still could not find much relevant information. When searching on Google, it is much simpler to find examples, but not easy to tell if the source could be considered scholarly. A constant difficulty I encountered is law cases. Since my topic has to do with teachers and plagiarism a lot of searches ended up with 50 page court cases describing legal situations in perfect detail. So it’s not going to be easy, but I am going to have to look harder for better research.
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