Good references websites for papers
 

Do you guys any online reference website for writing papers? I like to spew bs on my papers but they want sources so im planning to put in random book sources that can be found online.

so you're planning on just including a couple random references in your bibliography? ...

yep

wikipedia article on relevant topic --> scroll down to references at the bottom.

I just finished writing a paper a couple of hours ago, actually. I used relevant sources without any bullshit.

My tip to you? Do it right. Even the laziest of the lazy can find, at the very least, one source.

Don't be a dumb ass.

^oh yea, where did you find your sources?

Well, most basic database for articles is this:

http://www.vpl.ca/extDB/login.remote...micSearchElite

You need a library card to gain access.

I'm pretty sure you can find one source...

Otherwise theres places like JSTOR, or if youre at a college/university, you should have access to a database.

what grade are you in ? please don't say college or uni, getting caught with bs sources is not as rare as you think, there were always a few in every one of my classes in college that had to stay behind after a term paper and etc to have a "talk"

I hope you're in highschool,

Every post-secondary institute's library gives you access to a huge number of real online journals and journal directories.

Also, do your papers properly, even if you skim the articles to find your arguments it's better than making shit up and plugging in references.

useless high school kids these days

going to skip the provincials too after i busted my ass on them back in the day

online courses ftw

There is no way OP is in college or uni.

What's the topic on?
Pubmed is good. A lot of their papers don't need a a subscription service.

Or use google scholar and look at where the journal/article iss published from. Obviously, don't use a bs source.
Though, if this is highschool they don't really care which source you use. I remember I was allowed to use random internet sources I could find on google. Just use google scholar.

Use the encyclopedia, that's always a gimmie.
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OP... don't waste your $$ on post secondary education.

lol yah I love how I asked him what grade he is in and he tells me he is in an online course. I took online courses in high school and college .. I don't see where your going with that point ..

vancouver public library.
$5 for library card.

gives you access to online databases such as ebsco, business source premier and bunch of other stuff.

who gives a shit what grade he is in.
i hope he is in post-sec and gets caught with fake sources and gets expelled. he will then learn.

Where do you get your information from for your topics? Unless you know everything about anything...
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^obviously from the textbook and stuff he already taught. just need more sources to back up my analysis/research paper

Then use the textbook as a source. I believe there is also a way to cite lectures.
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google scholar :fullofwin: