Research Sources

The video tutorial 'Research Sources' guides writers on how to effectively conduct research by using a variety of print and digital resources. It emphasizes the importance of using multiple sources to ensure accuracy and a comprehensive understanding of a topic. The tutorial highlights the convenience of internet sources but warns about potential inaccuracies and biases. It contrasts this with print sources, which are often more reliable but may be outdated and require more effort to access. The video concludes with practical tips for using research sources effectively, such as checking the credibility of internet sources and ensuring print sources are current.

What is the first step a writer should take before starting research?

• Writing a draft

• Deciding on a research topic

• Gathering as many sources as possible

• Publishing the research

Why is it important to use a variety of sources in research?

• To ensure the information is accurate and well-supported

• To make the research process faster

• To avoid visiting the library

• To impress the audience

What is a major drawback of using internet sources for research?

• They are difficult to access

• They can contain inaccurate or biased information

• They are always outdated

• They are too expensive

What is a benefit of using print sources over digital ones?

• They are easier to find

• They are more likely to contain accurate information

• They are always up-to-date

• They are always free

What should you check when using print sources to ensure their reliability?

• The author's name

• The color of the cover

• The publication date

• The number of pages