Carefully read the Canvas page for your course and the requirements of your assignment. And look at the page on the left for your class.
Learn more about using Credo Reference.
Continue Here: Search these library databases using keywords AFTER you have learned about your topic in the "Start Here" databases. This is Research FROM Expertise. These databases are best for peer-reviewed and scholarly/academic articles, but they also include trade journals or news articles.
Note. Learn more about keyword search skills you need for these databases.
Continue Here: Search online IF this is allowed in your course.
1. Google Site Search: search by the type of website
2. Google Scholar Search: search scholarly works
3. Elicit AI Search: search scholarly works
Try one of these options:
You are the expert in your paper and topic so you are the best person to evaluate whether the information you find in a source is relevant to your assignment. But the library and your instructor are happy to help!
See this Grammarly guide to Paraphrasing for Better Research Papers. And this Purdue OWL guide - Paraphrase: Write it in your own words.
The Lynn Library Citing Your Sources page has all the information you need to create APA in-text and reference list citations. You can also Ask A Librarian! in our chat.