Credible & Reliable Sources

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If there is not an author you can still trust any website.

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False

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.org means the page is associated with

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A Non-profit agency

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.com means the webpage is run by...

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A commercial group

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.gov means the webpage is run by...

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The government

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.mil means the webpage is run by...

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The military

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When using a webpage, you want to use one whose purpose is to ...

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Inform

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Which is not something to consider when checking if the info is current? Options: Has the source been updated recently?, Check the bottom of the webpage for dates, What is the name of the author?, When was the source first published?

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What is the name of the author?

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Just like printed materials, webpages that provide citations of the sources used for the information makes the webpage more credible.

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True

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An example of a reliable source is: a print or an online encyclopedia., wikipedia.com., google.com., a book published online.

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a print or an online encyclopedia.

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Which of these MUST you do to determine if a source is reliable? Options: checking to see if you like the website, make sure the site looks legit, verify the author's expertise, make sure the domain is .edu

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verify the author's expertise