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Guidelines For Evaluating Web Sites

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Navigating the Internet

Navigating the Internet. How to use the Internet to find what you need. The Internet. The Internet is a GIANT resource for information. Kind of like a library, but with much, much more information. http://jetsetta.com/travel/13-incredibly-intricate-historic-libraries/. The Internet.

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Auditing and Evaluating Web Sites

Auditing and Evaluating Web Sites. Brian Kelly UK Web Focus UKOLN University of Bath B.Kelly@ukoln.ac.uk.

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Tutorial 2 Developing a Basic Web Site Part 3

Tutorial 2 Developing a Basic Web Site Part 3. Objectives. Remove an image border Understand URLs Link to a site on the Web Link to an FTP site Link to an e-mail address Work with hypertext attributes Work with metadata. Introducing URLs.

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Evaluating Websites

Evaluating Websites. When you get curious or want to find information on the Internet, what do you usually do?. What makes a website credible (How do you know if a website has good information)?. Acronym for information quality. C redibility A ccuracy R easonableness S upport. credibility.

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Written & Presented by: Michael Frizell, Director MichaelFrizell@MissouriState

Documentation, MLA Style A guide to in-text and reference citation methods. Modern Language Association (MLA). Written & Presented by: Michael Frizell, Director MichaelFrizell@MissouriState.edu. Sources. GENERAL RULE:

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Researching Online

Researching Online. Professor Jen Ball. INDEX TO RESEARCH SOURCES. Reference works General encyclopedias Specialized encyclopedias , dictionaries, bibliographies Unabridged dictionaries and special dictionaries on language Biographical reference works Atlases and gazetteers

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Internet Literacy

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Evaluating Websites

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Evaluating Web Sites

Evaluating Web Sites. Casting light on the World Wide Web. Criteria for Evaluating Web Sites. Purpose Authority Objectivity Currency Clarity Accessibility. Purpose. Commercial Informative Educational Entertainment Persuasive Personal Institutional. Domain Name Suffixes.

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General Information - Library website: library.umd.umich

BIOL 304: Library Research Joel Seewald Science & Engineering Librarian Mardigian Library September 22, 2011. General Information - Library website: http://library.umd.umich.edu. Finding Articles - Off-campus access. Web Site Evaluation - Lake Michigan Whale Watching.

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Evaluating Websites

Evaluating Websites. There are millions of documents available on the Internet. Unfortunately, not all of the information is true. Attractive, eye-catching sites are not necessarily good ones. When assessing information on the Internet consider the following:. Accuracy Expertise/Authority

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Internet Research WebSites

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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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