¿Es verdad lo que encontramos en la web?

In the information age, data is abundant but often unreliable. This video offers five recommendations to improve online search reliability: verify source reliability, prefer neutral organizations, use academic databases like Google Scholar, evaluate the credibility of sources, and cross-verify information. Wikipedia is discussed as a starting point for research, but not as a primary source. Emphasizing responsibility, the video encourages viewers to ensure the accuracy of shared information.

What are some characteristics of reliable sources of information?

Why is it important to check for evidence and references in the information you find?

What should you do if you find information that seems surprising or contradicts other sources?

How can you use Wikipedia effectively in your research?

What are the potential risks of propagating false information?