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Be a Detective
When Evaluating a Web Site…
I will use critical thinking when using the Internet for research
To cite or not to citeHow do you evaluate a webpage?
Think about it!
• Who can publish?
•True or False?
•Shelf Life?
Rodin, The Thinker
Gather Evidence
•Personal web site? Selling?
•About us
•URL or web address .edu .gov .com .org .net
•Google It!
Who
a common misconception
1. The internet has content control.A. TrueB. False
2. I can find WHO…A. If the web address has a .comB. From the “about us”C. From the pages advertisements
Gather Evidence
•Reliability?
•Balanced or one-sided?
•Broken links?
What
Wiki
Wikihow
3. Google will make sure I find all the available information on political parties.
A. True.B. False.
4. Broken links on a web site are ok if the site looks professional.
C. True.D. False.
Gather Evidence
•Site created?
•Site last updated?
When
5. A web site is good if the author is an expert on that information.
A. True.B. False.
6. If I am not sure the website has accurate information I should.
A. Use it only if it is not my only source.
B. Use it if there is no advertisements.
C. Do not use it.
Be a Detective
Who? - question the source
What? - question the content
When? - question the date
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Esther’s world. (2011, April 28). Murder at sunview. Retrieved from http://estheryebon.edublogs.org/
Margie. (2010, Sept 23). Dump that so-called friend. Retrieved from http://fulfilledlifedesign.com/home/2010/09/dump-that-so-called-friend/
Wikipedia. (2010). Paris 2010 – Le penseur.jpg. Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Paris_2010_-_Le_Penseur.jpg
“Magnifying glass” by flicker user Jeffrey Beall with CC license
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“Detective”. screen shot by Kilgallon. Retrieved from http://www.vtstutorials.ac.uk/detective/index.html
“Question” by Mike Kilgallon.
“Evidence”. Screen shot by Kilgallon. Retrieved fromhttp://www.vtstutorials.ac.uk/detective/thelaw.html
“Shoe”. Screen shot by Kilgallon. Retrieved from
http://www.vtstutorials.ac.uk/detective/getonthecase.html
References Place, E., Kendall, M., Hiom, D., Booth, H., Ayres, P., Manuel, A., Smith, P. (2006) "Internet detective: Wise up to the
web". Retrieved from: http://www.vts.intute.ac.uk/detective/