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Read each statement carefully. If the statement is correct, answer “YES.” If the statement is incorrect, answer “NO.”

par Zenny Estender
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An online resource can be considered reliable simply because it appears first in a search result.

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The date of publication is one factor students can consider when evaluating an online learning resource.

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A website can still be unreliable even if its information is presented in an attractive and professional-looking design.

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Students should accept online information as factual when it agrees with what they already believe.

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Evaluating online resources helps students become responsible and critical users of digital information.

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Students should evaluate the credibility of an online source before using its information for academic work.

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Using several reliable sources to compare information can help students determine whether information is accurate.

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Online learning resources are useful only when students are studying independently.

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If an online resource has a large number of users, its information is automatically trustworthy.

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All information found on educational websites is automatically accurate and does not need to be verified.