Evaluating Online Sources

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This video quiz teaches students about the SIFT method for evaluating online sources.

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Evaluating Online SourcesVersion en ligne This video quiz teaches students about the SIFT method for evaluating online sources. par Leah 1 Which strategies do you currently use to tell whether an online source is trustworthy or not? Select one or more answers a see if the website is a .gov or .edu website...those are generally trustworthy, right? b do a quick Google search to see if I can find some other sources to verify the information c I'm naive. I trust everything I read online. d try to find out more information about who created the website or who wrote the article 2 "Lateral reading" is when you... a read horizontally b cross reference the information you found in your online source with other reputable sources c believe everything the online source says d make sure the information comes from a .edu or .gov website 3 "Find better coverage," essentially means... a getting your news from social media... b finding someone to take your shift at work... c looking for the information from a .gov website... d looking for the information in a more reputable source... 4 An example of tracing information back to the source would be... a looking on Facebook for information on the issue... b looking for a book in the library... c looking for the original research article where the information first appears...

Evaluating Online SourcesVersion en ligne

This video quiz teaches students about the SIFT method for evaluating online sources.

par Leah

Which strategies do you currently use to tell whether an online source is trustworthy or not?

Select one or more answers

see if the website is a .gov or .edu website...those are generally trustworthy, right?

do a quick Google search to see if I can find some other sources to verify the information

I'm naive. I trust everything I read online.

try to find out more information about who created the website or who wrote the article

"Lateral reading" is when you...

read horizontally

cross reference the information you found in your online source with other reputable sources

believe everything the online source says

make sure the information comes from a .edu or .gov website

"Find better coverage," essentially means...

getting your news from social media...

finding someone to take your shift at work...

looking for the information from a .gov website...

looking for the information in a more reputable source...

An example of tracing information back to the source would be...

looking on Facebook for information on the issue...

looking for a book in the library...

looking for the original research article where the information first appears...

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Evaluating Online Sources

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Evaluating Online SourcesVersion en ligne

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Which strategies do you currently use to tell whether an online source is trustworthy or not?

Select one or more answers

"Lateral reading" is when you...

"Find better coverage," essentially means...

An example of tracing information back to the source would be...

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