Abstract
Librarians frequently complain that students prefer searching the Internet to searching academic databases when doing research. There certainly is good reason to think that students are more interested in searching Google than searching on a library site, as studies have confirmed. However, the response to this situation does not have to be an adversarial one. Librarians certainly want to guide the student to the quality print and online resources available specifically through the library; however, they also can guide the student to quality resources available freely on the web, such as online research studies, reports, and surveys.
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Jaeger, John
(2009)
"Research Studies, Reports, and Surveys on the Web: Quality Resources for Internet-Focused Students,"
The Christian Librarian: Vol. 52:
Iss.
3, Article 6.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.55221/2572-7478.2107