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Reliable vs. Unreliable Sources

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1
What should .com sites include to show reliability?
The author and bibliography
The date and time written
Photographs
2
Why are reliable sources important in research?
So that the information is biased
So that you can copy and paste it
So that the information included is accurate
3
What should you include in the search engine to find a reliable source?
nothing
scholarly or peer reviewed
blog or editorial
wiki
4
You have to research elephants for a science project. Which site(s) do you think you can trust?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant
www.elephantinfo.blogspot.com
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/elephant
http://www.awf.org/wildlife-conservation/elephant
5
Which source do you think is most reliable for a science project?
History.com
Sciencemag.org
Youtube.com
Sciencegeek.blogspot.com
6
What does it mean to be VERIFIED on Social Media?
You can believe anything the person says on that account
You can trust that the account belongs to the person it says
It has scholarly research and is peer reviewed.
It is not the person the account claims to be
7
Why are blogs unreliable?
They usually include the author's opinion
They usually include facts
The domain is usually .edu