A practical guide to online discovery: directories, search habits, source checking and useful digital resources. Build a smaller, better collection of places worth returning to.
All articles ↗Discover useful websites through directories, libraries, open data and deliberate search.
↗02Trace claims, record evidence and turn a broad question into a manageable research task.
↗03Choose and organise everyday tools, feeds, saved links and digital information.
↗04Find thoughtful discussion spaces and make your questions easier for others to answer.
↗05Understand the contact pages, privacy information and usability details behind a reliable site.
↗Union catalogues provide structured entry points to institutional collections. This guide explains how to navigate them for locating authoritative websites that hold original documents and datasets.
Read the storyA guide to using built-in browser tab groups for keeping search sessions, saved links and information streams apart during daily work.
Read the storyA good forum question is a small piece of technical communication. It explains the goal, the obstacle and the evidence clearly enough that another person can…
Read the storyA comparison of two evidence-recording approaches that helps turn an open-ended question into defined verification steps while preserving a usable trail back to primary sources.
Read the storyA guide to maintaining records of contact details and privacy information on websites used as sources, with steps for periodic checks and notes on operator changes.
Read the storyA beginner's guide to locating specialised websites through trade and professional association directories, with clear steps for verification and organisation.
Read the storyChoose and organise everyday tools, feeds, saved links and digital information.
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A practical guide to online discovery: directories, search habits, source checking and useful digital resources. Build a smaller, better collection of places worth returning to.
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