We have a list of databases for you to use here: https://tnstate.libguides.com/az.php. These websites include EBSCOhost, JSTOR, and more!
You can also find information on our Libguide website. Each subject has a list of guides, and there are multiple guides specifically devoted to finding resources within subject areas.
If you are looking for Open Educational Resources (OER) you should check out our guide: https://tnstate.libguides.com/oer
You can also schedule a research consultation on our website: https://tnstate.libguides.com/website/services/research-consultations
You can also search our library website here or at https://tnstate.libguides.com/website/home.
"False news is not a new concept. It’s just a new phrase describing an old problem that has always existed in some form or another. It has wormed its way into the national discourse through counterfeit news outlets, bogus print publications, and social media. False news refers to text, social media posts, images, videos, websites (counterfeit, imposters, propaganda, etc.), advertisements, and anything else that can be manipulated or used out of original context. There are many types of misleading news; however, MDI (misinformation/disinformation) is the most prevalent.
The only way to stop the spread of false and misleading news is to exercise a healthy dose of informed skepticism and follow the “when in doubt, then don’t” rule. Don’t use information in an assignment, post it on social media, or relay it to others in any way that implies truth, if you suspect it is not completely truthful."