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Google is a resource because it helps you find information you need

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A quality source is one that’s unbiased and comes from a reliable source, such as a trusted newspaper

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When it cites its evidence and its on a reliable website.

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A quality source shows evidence that is backed up by statistics

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Being fact checked and giving credit where credit is due.

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If it is true

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no typos, no bias, safe website

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a site with no bias and has proof

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Making sure it’s well constructed and provides accurate information 

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Making sure it’s well constructed and provides accurate information 

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.com is less credible than .gov or .edu or .org

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Giving information of where you found the evidence To from

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a good source is one that is written by a reliable person and based off a well established study

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non biased opinions

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When is has https next to it. When’s it’s not Wikipedia

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When something has proof and multiple facts and theories to show it’s looked into well and it wasn’t made half hazardly

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A quality source is something that is reliable and well researched. Something that not just one person approves of and has no bias. A quality source may be made by someone with experience of a certain topic that is in the source.

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What creates a quality source is making sure the sources is written correctly, has a good URL, and shows who wrote it and what they are.