Not sure if the information you found on a website can be used for your project?
MCC Libraries Evaluating Online Sources can show you how to evaluate information gathered from websites and other sources..
Primary sources are first-hand accounts of an event, a life, or a time period. They are in their original form (diaries, letters, photos, etc.) usually without explanation or interpretation. Primary Sources will vary depending on the subject (or discipline) you are studying.
Library databases that contain primary sources include:
You can now find over 2 million high-quality images from Artstor right alongside JSTOR’s books, journal articles, and primary sources. Use JSTOR’s unique Workspace tool to save, organize, and use images for papers, presentations, or teaching.To learn more visit the Artstor Experience on JSTOR welcome page and the Artstor on JSTOR: Working with Images guide.
Extensive streaming video collection covering a wide range of subjects. INSTRUCTORS: Some videos may be removed from the database at the vendor's discretion. If you link to specific films for a class, make sure the links are active semester to semester.
MCC Libraries have an extensive collection of online subject guides and course guides available to assist you with your research.
Accessibility is important to us. While we have made efforts to make our guides as accessible as possible, it is possible that issues could be present. If you are having difficulty accessing content in these guides or if you have any questions about the accessibility of online information posted by the MCC Libraries, please contact us.