SC.912.N.1.4 - Reliability of Sources

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What is peer review?

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Peer review is the process of sharing the results of an experiment with others so they can examine and validate your conclusion.

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What types of links would most add to a website's credibility when researching space exploration?

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Links to www.Nasa.gov.

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What must you do to determine if a source is reliable?

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Verify the author's expertise.

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Which website would be the worst resource?

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A .com from Coke.

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What question can be used to determine the reliability of a source of scientific information?

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Is this information peer reviewed and can it be replicated by other scientists?

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What is the importance of verifying a source's author?

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Verifying the author's expertise ensures that the information is credible and trustworthy.

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What does a .edu domain signify?

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A .edu domain typically indicates that the website is associated with an educational institution, which can enhance its credibility.

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Why is peer review important in scientific research?

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Peer review helps to ensure the accuracy and reliability of research findings by having experts evaluate the work before publication.

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What is a reliable source?

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A reliable source is one that provides accurate, trustworthy, and well-supported information.

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How can you assess the credibility of a website?

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Check the author's credentials, the domain type, and whether the information is peer-reviewed.