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Domain indicates a website's credibility

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Domain indicates a website's credibility

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"Don't use Wikipedia -- anyone can edit it."

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Wikipedia is Bad

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Automatically trusting .gov sources :-(

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Peer Review is a guarantee of correct info

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Peer Review is a guarantee of correct info

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That Wikipedia is horrible

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Academic sources are appropriate for all college research assignments.

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Academic sources are appropriate for all college research assignments.

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That websites ending in ".gov" are trustworthy.

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wikapedia cant be used at all (its great for finding other sources)

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Don't use Wikipedia under any circumstances

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Don't use Wikipedia under any circumstances

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CRAP test

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Library resources are always credible (ignoring the fact that libraries are repositories of information that can be outdated)

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That everything that comes from the library website (databases and other materials) is reliable, credible, and authoritative. 

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That everything that comes from the library website (databases and other materials) is reliable, credible, and authoritative. 

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Students should only be using peer reviewed sources

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.gov and .org sites are credible

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no Wikipedia or websearch.

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“Wikipedia is not a reliable source”

Avoids conversation about how reference sources can be used

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Some of our faculty still believe that ebooks without page numbers are not citable (usable, reliable, authoritative, etc.)

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Some of our faculty still believe that ebooks without page numbers are not citable (usable, reliable, authoritative, etc.)

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Looks are deceiving

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Federated library-based search engines are not useful; you should use subject specific databases.

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Federated library-based search engines are not useful; you should use subject specific databases.

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sources from the library are always legit

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sources from the library are always legit

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That Wikipedia should be avoided because it's unreliable

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That Wikipedia should be avoided because it's unreliable

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.gov means trustworthy...

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Journal articles are always peer-reviewed.

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That peer-reviewed resources are the only thing you can use to research. During the Arab spring researchers used social media because it was the only way they could get information on what was happening in the Middle East.

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That peer-reviewed resources are the only thing you can use to research. During the Arab spring researchers used social media because it was the only way they could get information on what was happening in the Middle East.

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scholarly and peer-reviewed will always pass the RADAR test

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scholarly and peer-reviewed will always pass the RADAR test

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This is a hot take I am sure but now so many platforms have natural language searching that Boolean isn't necessary

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"website" resources aren't helpful (YouTube, blogs, podcasts)

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Peer review always equates credibility.

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Most highly cited articles are best ones

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Acid-free folders are forever!

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I was thinking about when we used to tell the kids that newspapers are on microfilm and journals are on fiche

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Seconding that .gov has lost a lot of credibility

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All academic research (esp. peer review) is automatically reliable/trustworthy/credible 

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All academic research (esp. peer review) is automatically reliable/trustworthy/credible 

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.gov websites are inherently trustworthy...that needs to be challenged with the politicization of science.

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.gov websites are inherently trustworthy...that needs to be challenged with the politicization of science.

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In a higher ed context: You should only find information through the library catalog/tools for your assignments

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In a higher ed context: You should only find information through the library catalog/tools for your assignments

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Professors recommending students do not use .com websites

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Using the CRAAP test, and the arguable ideas that Wikipedia is terrible and that all library resources are reliable

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I used to warn students away from free online court case resources in favor of legal databases, but they have demonstrated consistency over the years, plus students can use them after they graduate.

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only articles published in 5 most recent years

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only articles published in 5 most recent years

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Articles of a certain word count are more reliable