Databases vs. Websites
When you Google something, you are searching the "visible web," those websites/publications, etc. that can be found using a typical search engine. These searches do not always locate the type of scholarly sources you need to write college-level papers. Why? Because publishers charge to make this information available to subscribers. Luckily, your library is able to subscribe to databases using a portion of your tuition dollars.
Below is a chart that shows some distinctions between library databases and general internet searching:
Search Tips
Watch this Video by Baker University that cover Search Strategy: keywords, Boolean Operators, and more.