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The article provides an answer to a student's question on how to determine if a given research source is original content in a research database, including discussions of the Global Issues in Context (GIC) database aggregator and the World News Digest original content database.

The article offers tips on how teachers in the U.S. teach students to take notes during research process. It suggests that teachers direct students to read through sources in order to overview topic and identify common knowledge. It notes that they ask students to chunk their hunches from the entire key source without summaries but labeled with word or two that finish the sentence. It mentions the importance of demonstrating how to tackle the reading challenges that students will face.

The article discusses how students should cite sources used in research papers that come from the internet, particularly commenting on the differences between static and dynamic Uniform Resource Locators (URLs). It addresses manuals of styles' approaches to internet citation, evaluating sources through top level domains, and teaching students to parse URLs.