Evaluating Online Resources

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Evaluating Online Resources
Evaluating Online Resources • Open the homework for today. • Find the article for your group • Complete the worksheet based on your article (1 sheet per team) – Be prepared to present your conclusions!

Evaluating Digital Resources

Evaluating Digital Resources. Contemporary Information Literacy. Front Page New York Times 25 April 2006. Apology New York Times 21 May 2006.

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Evaluating Educational Resources

Evaluating Educational Resources. W301. What are Educational Resources? . There are many kinds of resources available to you: Productivity Resources are tools that you can use in lesson planning and grading to make you a more efficient teacher

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Evaluating Web Resources

Evaluating Web Resources. Back to Teacher’s Guide. Authority, Content, Objectivity, Currency, and Value. NEXT. Back to Teacher’s Guide. Essential Question #1. Why is it important to prove the authority of resources?. Anyone can publish anything on the web

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Evaluating Web Resources

Evaluating Web Resources. First Glance: the URL. Check to see whether the URL contains an individual name, a company name or other abbreviation. Personal websites are not always bad, but there is normally no one editing or approving the information they present. . What is the Domain?.

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Evaluating Online Resources and Online Research Techniques

Evaluating Online Resources and Online Research Techniques. Evaluate information on the website by using these six criteria: 1. Authorship on the text of page 2.Publishing Body / where does it reside? 3. Point of View/ or being bias 4. Referral to /knowledge of the literature

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Evaluating online resources and online research techniques

Evaluating online resources and online research techniques. By Sean O’Connor June 21, 2012. Techniques. Know what you are searching for Use key words Use quotations Use the – sign Be specific in your search. What a Good W eb Site L ooks L ike. http:// delta.com

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Evaluating Online Resources and Research Techniques

Evaluating Online Resources and Research Techniques. Grace Jones. Searching the Web. Use the Web Well. In the Right Place: Google insufficient?  Try library websites / Database Doubt and Details Question the authority of all these Web sources Look for correct spelling/grammar/citation.

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Evaluating online resources and research techniques

Evaluating online resources and research techniques. Amanda DeNicola. How to tell if a website is true. Does it have and author? A re the sources in the bibliography real? To check this click one of the links and see if it opens. Does it look professional or just thrown together?

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EVALUATING ONLINE RESOURCES

EVALUATING ONLINE RESOURCES. Written By Wendell Riffel Chris Palmer Jason Duke Eric Blake Rameez Ahmed. PURPOSE. What is the purpose of this site? Commercial Entertaining Educational What does the web address say about this site? .com .net .edu. Authority. Who is the author?.

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Evaluating Online Resources

Evaluating Online Resources. Walden University Library. Your hosts Sommer Berg Michelle Hajder. GoToWebinar Control Panel. 3. Primary vs. Secondary Sources Popular, Trade and Peer-Reviewed Identifying Peer-Reviewed Sources Evaluating internet sources. Assertion / Thesis

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Evaluating External Resources

Evaluating External Resources. The Royal Ontario Museum and The Bata Shoe Museum Mark Koczij. Why Museums?. Difficult to programme for Anthropology Discounts for schools and teachers Seeing and handling real artifacts brings course content to life

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Evaluating Web Resources

Evaluating Web Resources. How to judge the authority and accuracy of information found on the web. Pros Information is easily available to be downloaded and manipulated. Distance is no longer a factor in the exchange of this information.

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Evaluating Internet Resources

Evaluating Internet Resources. Evaluating Internet Resources. URL. Uniform Resource Locator The address for material accessed on the World Wide Web. Top Level Domains. .com commercial .net networking organizations .org nonprofits and special interest .edu colleges & universities

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Evaluating Electronic Resources

Evaluating Electronic Resources. Charleston Conference 2005. Evaluating Electronic Resources: A Bird’s Eye View. Welcome & Introductions Audrey Powers Evaluating Electronic Resources: A Cooperative Process with Objective Results Break George Machovec Consortial purchasing

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Evaluating Internet Resources

Evaluating Internet Resources. By Amy V. Cummings Library Media Specialist. What are the signs that a Web site is not reliable?. Bias Inappropriate Material Dated Information Inaccurate Information Grammatical and Typographical Errors. How do you determine if a site is acceptable?.

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Evaluating Web Resources

Evaluating Web Resources. LIBS100 February 14, 2004. LIBS100 Word of the Day. Plagarism to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own to use (another's production) without crediting the source. Search Engines. Crawler Based www.google.com www.yahoo.com

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Evaluating Web Resources

Evaluating Web Resources. Tracy Ponder. Brief Description. At the end of this module you will have learned the six criteria for evaluating websites. And how to think critically about your choices of websites. Objectives. By the end of this module students will:

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Evaluating Web Resources

Evaluating Web Resources. Brief Description. At the end of this module you will have learned the six criteria for evaluating websites. Objectives. Students will be able to: Understand the six criteria for evaluating websites.

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Evaluating Energy Resources

Evaluating Energy Resources. Renewable energy. Non-renewable energy. Future availability. Net energy yield. Cost. Environmental effects. Extracting Energy and Mineral Resources. Surface, subsurface mines, wells. Removing Nonrenewable Mineral Resources. Surface mining. Subsurface mining.

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Evaluating Educational Resources

Evaluating Educational Resources. By José E. Cardona. Educational Websites. The concept used to select the websites was a broad one where all aspects of education were addressed, from Pre-K to College. The list of educational websites are not arrange in any particular order.

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