Project 3 Review

Project 3

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Project 3

Information Table 2

Judging reliability

Judging reiliability

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Information Reliability

There are 8 main rules to tell if a website's information was reliable:

 1.Before you see the info on a web, you should know the website author, if the web don't had an author, it doesn't mean it's a bad web.

2. Are the aims of the site clear? Finding the aim can help understand why the info was posted, whether to trust it.

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4.You should use website that has the information you need and remember to read the website carefully info reliability

5.#info reliability you can check if the info is true or not by going to another website to check

6.Always check the update for #info reliability and it depends on the type of information you're looking

7.we have to know the information bias or not and make sure we know why the author telling that information

8. What choices does the website give you? Make sure there are choices for you to do. Also, they not suppose to have bias.

Part of the URL

Internet Search

There are many web pages on the internet. To find your information successfully, follow the guide below.

1. BE SPECIFIC

2. Add "" to stick your words together

3.+ to include word

4. - to excluded word

5. Don't include common words like "and" or "the"

Example:
 Goal: to find North Pacific Polar bear, not penguins
 Be specific: north pacific
Polar bear, search with quotes for better results.
+cub
-Penguin
It should be like: "North Pacific polar bear"+cub-penguins