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June 4, 2008

Interesting Find – Evaluating Web Sources

Filed under: technology — Tam Miller @ 9:09 am  Tagged



While looking for information on the web or connecting on links, I often ask myself ‘is this link authentic and of sound quality?’ and ‘would I share this with my students?’ So I began the search for a list of criteria that would assist me, which lead me to these great finds:

Evaluating Web Sources from the Regents of the University of California, copyright 2008; and

Evaluating Information Found on the Internet by Elizabeth E. Kirk, copyright 1996 by Sheridan Libraries.

Best of luck with your online searches.

Have a wonderful day.

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  1. Yes! Good for you. I think that teaching how to check for valid and authentic information is a very important skill for students…as well as anyone in general. It’s so easy to buy into something that SOUNDS like they know what they are talking about. For example: the website Alec showed us in class(dihydrogen monoxide).

       martinuks — June 10, 2008 @ 11:00 am

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