[header] How to use web content as research material [title] Assess the purpose of your internet research. [substeps] Do you need objective facts or are you looking for subjective opinions or descriptions? If you're looking for subjective material, then a personal home page may be appropriate for research material. If it's facts you're looking for, then it's not.
[header] How to use web content as research material [title] Assess the purpose of your internet research. [substeps] Do you need objective facts or are you looking for subjective opinions or descriptions? If you're looking for subjective material, then a personal home page may be appropriate for research material. If it's facts you're looking for, then it's not.
A personal page might offer an objective reader with grain-based data. Often, an objective reader takes in subjective information and quotes from medical journals, newspapers, magazines, books, videos, tv and more. The internet is no place to hide facts from yourself. You need to be prepared to be careful with these things. If it's science, then a personal blog may suffice. In fact, online research takes a number of factors into account. Question what entity would provide the most credible information for your purposes. Would it be a government site or perhaps a university? Maybe it's a newspaper? Primary source material is often found on.