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How many qualifications are needed for an author to say that he is reliable.

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How do they (snopes) know if the stories are true?

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TELL MEEEE

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Sourcewatch seems, on the most part, to do what Wikipedia does when we check the sources for authority. So what does Sourcewatch do that is different from Wikipedia?

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do we have to use databases for our second cycle

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How would I know if the author is telling the truth about who he or she is?

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Are left bias and right bias big "no's"?

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What is the difference between left bias, left center bias, right center bias and right bias.

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What are some popular blog/general interest magazines that we might be familiar with?

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Do we have to use Whois.com every time we have a new article or author?
MBL

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When it comes to the statistics, do you have to do the math yourself so you can use it as statistics, or can you just use the math that is given?

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Do we have to "read laterally" for every article?
MBL

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Will the 'mbfc' website check the amount of bias for every website we ever open?

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Are you allowed to change the order of the 4 factors of developing a relevant clear and focused reassure question?

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What would happen if we didn't do the process in its order?

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If you are researching about a society that has already collapsed, does it still matter of the currency?

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If the author is CRAAP worthy and the sponsor is not CRAAP worthy is it the information not reliable at all.

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Yeah the CRAAP test is good but then in't Collapse already at a 4? it was published in 2005 and I haven't even checked the other points.

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publication date collapse - Google Search

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Publication date ... Diamond identifies five factors that contribute to collapse: climate change, hostile neighbours, collapse of essential trading partners, ...

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What if the article has some really good information but is only a three.

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Can you write multiple points with comma's when you write intext? For example: intext:Popcorn,Pizza,Milk

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Can you give me a tip to locate the best information in an article or an website? And can you give me an example?

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can you give us a tip how to locate relevant, useful and impactful information on a text or a website?

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1. Could the tips be wrong!?

2. Do I have to do the CRAAP test on the recommended sources?

3. If Mr. Cohen wrote the search tips, it means he's our source so does that mean we have to do the CRAAP test on him to see if the search tips are reliable?

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1. Can you put the Boolean operators in quotations without capitalizing them?

2. Why is inurl and intext different?

3. If you put the search chain in the google search tab will it give you the most accurate answer?

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Why can't we just not do CRAAP and let what happens afterword happen.

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If a Wikipedia article does not have a bibliography does that mean its not reliable?

In the comment section, does anyone just get to answer the question, if yes, how do you know the answer is reliable?

What if Wikipedia has a low rating but contains information we need?

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Would we have to choose a different source if it's under the rating of 3 in the tab ANALYZE?

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I just finished the mini lesson for Boolean operators, but I'm confused about what I have to put in the boxes ("boolean operators," "google search," and "making a claim") for "independent research--locate" page

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1. I tried the Boolean search on google but it didn't work….

2. What if you type in pretty specific stuff (like the nikola tesla example) and google doesn't have any sites that match the keywords?

3. Is there anything we shouldn't be using/doing when using google search operators/boolean search operators/etc.?

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Which type of website would be the most recommended for what we are researching?

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Do you put the minus sign before or after the word that you dont want to come up.

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so if you put OR capitalized in your search,  does it bring up the most popular results?

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In the source it only has the sourcewatch.org?

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1. Will the results of the search change if we put in a question instead of keywords?
2. whats the minimum amount of resources we can use? whats the maximum?

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In the video when you talked about how if anybody was analyzing a contemporary civilization, you said they would be looking at its collapse, did you mean decline?

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In the video when you talked about how if anybody was analyzing a contemporary civilization, you said they would be looking at its collapse, did you mean decline?

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- Pizza Hut

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If you make your own fact that is exceeding level will it be proficient?

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If you make your own fact that is exceeding level will it be proficient?

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How do you form a research website with the “for kids” or “Middle School” properly? Do you put the "for kids" at the end or at the beginning?

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What type of level do you think we are able to do for relevancy

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What is he difference with using "NOT" and/or minus sign?

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When searching on Google using a intitle, do you have to write intitle in your actual search?

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What if the words are complex but you know what they mean? 

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What if the words are complex but you know what they mean? 

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= mbl

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What could go so wrong if we don’t use these operators? If google doesn’t respond as accurately as a human would, why does it answer even if we don’t use operators? Why can't google just be updated to better answer question like a human would?

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-On source watch, who writes all the information on weather a source is reliable or not?

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1. I don’t understand the Boolean operators and how they operate.

Confirming
Synonyms narrow down how many meanings that specific words could have so you dont end up with several different search results?

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-Who determines the rating of an article? (GA, B, A, etc..)

-How do you know whether a source is fake or not?

-Are there any other pages that have the same 'talk' page as Wikipedia?

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What if we can't find who it was written by or when it was written for the CRAAP Test?

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What if your question passes all of the steps the first time

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IF YOU ANSWER THIS YOU GET A MILLION DOLLARS!!!!!

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IF YOU ANSWER THIS YOU GET A MILLION DOLLARS!!!!!

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What is the difference between focused and complex?
(You owe me 1 million dollars now)

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Keywords, Boolean Operators, and Google Search Operators

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Keywords, Boolean Operators, and Google Search Operators

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If you use OR, might you get a response that connects to one of the words but has nothing to do with the other?

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What if you have a website that follows CRAAP and it is not the Wikipedia page for known fake news sites but you still don’t trust it what should you do?

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Will we need to use the craap test on reliable news sources? (for ex. BBC, Aljazeera, New York Times, ETC)

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How will this type of learning positively impact us?

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Do we have to use one of these sources or can we use another?

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-Why is it important to use them?  -
Why do we need to capitalize words like or, and, and not?

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Do we have to go through all of these steps to use Wikipedia?

Why does the Wikiproject matter?

Why does the 'quality scale' matter?

What if you think the article is good and useful but it has a rating lower than GA?

-mbl

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What is the most effective letter to use in CRAAP?
- mbl

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What are Synonyms I did not get it too well

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What are Synonyms I did not get it too well

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What is the best/most effective Boolean operator to use?

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Why does capitalizing a specific word like or/ and make it easier for google to understand what we are typing?

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Question :                            Why would you write a word with a minus sign in front of it to 'delete' the word if you can just not write it down?  

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Question :                            Why would you write a word with a minus sign in front of it to 'delete' the word if you can just not write it down?  

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What if you have a question and you need to find someone or something at a specific place how would search it when you are not allowed to say the stop words "at" when searching?

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Why is capitalizing so effective

Why do specific symbols change a search

Why do different operators use different symbols that have the same meaning

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do we have to use the keywords with boolean words

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What resources can we use?

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can we use national geographic's youtube channel to support our thinking and learning.

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How can a link not be functional?

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can i use Wikipedia as a searching platform?
and should i need to use boolean operators and google search operators for Wikipedia search?

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Can your questions be the same, like if your relevant question was 'why is social media harmful' could that be your clear question too.

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Do the steps have to be done in a certain order. Like if your done with analyze but you think you need to go back to locate can you do that

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Do we have to always but Boolean words?
Do these "shortcuts" always work?

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How many resources will we need?