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Resources such as Google, other search engines, and Wikipedia can be used as a starting point to learn some basic information about a topic. However, you should be very careful about using any information found using those resources. Google offers a specialized resource, Google Scholar, that can be used to find the type of scholarly articles that are also included in our academic databases. Some articles found with Google Scholar are freely available to anyone. If you are on campus or are using VPN or OhioLINK.  See this Link for off-campus access.

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