Trace claims, record evidence and turn a broad question into a manageable research task.
A review, an advertisement and a directory listing can all describe the same product, yet they serve different purposes. Knowing which one you are reading helps…
Read the storyAn image appearing in search results is not automatically available to reuse. Before adding it to a website, presentation or newsletter, identify the original.
Read the storyA research project becomes difficult to manage when useful links, quotations and personal ideas all sit in the same pile. A small system for notes and…
Read the storyA privacy notice can look like an obstacle between you and a new service. Read selectively and it becomes a practical map of what information the…
Read the storyA search query is a short description of what you want the web to return. When results are vague, adding more words at random rarely helps.…
Read the storyAn online claim often travels through several articles before it reaches you. Each retelling can simplify the wording, remove a qualification or attach a conclusion.
Read the storyA polished website can be useful, misleading or simply out of date. Before you rely on its advice, separate the appearance of authority from the evidence…
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