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The first important thing is the Time the information was made. If there is a document from 1978 stating that a certain tower is the biggest in the whole world, you would probably disagree, since it has been a long time ago and taller towers may have been built. The second important thing is the quality of the information. If information posted by a site has spelling errors, misleading information and things that would be obviously fake( like saying America is the only continent). The third and final important thing is Relavence. If you read a website saying that spiders caused World War One, you would know this to be wrong because spiders aren't capable of that and World War One happened because of people.

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1) the information needs to be relevant
2) make sure the information is up to date
3) make sure the site is a good fit, age appropriate, understandable, appropriate ads.

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one of the main points is that T.R.A.A.P. or C.R.A.A.P. can help you find out whether or not your information is credible and reliable. If you hear someone talking about fish walking on land you would need to find out where the person got his or her information. If you find out that their info comes from a source that has no owner or the owner is not someone related to a reliable government website like NASA or education organization like Harvard than that person should not be trusted.

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Two new peices of information are that first of all, the ending of the website can effect its credibility (such as .com, .gov, or .org). Second of all, information about the author can usually be found on the perimeter of the website page.

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3 important things are:
1. Follow C.R.A.A.P or T.R.A.A.P while researching something
2. Check when information was made.
3. Check for constant information on other sites to see if the site is true.

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you can check that a source is credible by seeing a reliable author who is listed on the page. Also you can see that a source is credible by seeing if the person who published it used correct punctuation, spelling and grammar.

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how do you know if the author is real? if someone is posting as an author how do you know if it is actually that author and its not someone who is pretending to be that author

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* Websites with the URL that have .edu or .gov are more reliable than sources that have .com or .org.
* Timeliness, Relevance, Author, Accuracy and Purpose

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Make sure the information is relevant to your topic, up to date so that your inormation is currently correct, and trustworthy or official so that you can know that you have true info.

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2 new pieces of information are:
1. I learned To follow T.R.A.A.P or C.R.A.A.P while reaserching sites
2. I also learned that Older information can still be useful.

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I found out how to use the C.R.A.A.P or T.R.A.A.P function to help me find out if my source is credible, I also found out that sources that have the URL .COM then it is usually trying to sell a product.

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One question I have is why would you make a website that has completely false information public? Wouldn't it ruin your ?

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all ways check the author and if its from .gov or .org because those are

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one question i have is how would you know that the site isn't a site to scam you or give you a virus since the site could look and act like a official site.

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1 question that I have is if the person that posted the website is a scientist but all of the other things about him show that he is someone who a lot of people don't like would your source be credible.

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Two things I learned from the video was to think of the information in accordance to time and quality.

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1 question that I have is:
1. How do we know that the video that got showed to us is credible.

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1 question I still have about TRAAP is Is there is a website with .edu or .gov that have fake info etc.?

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1) websites that end with .gov or .edu are more trustworthy than ones that end in .com or .org
2)T.R.A.A.P. or C.R.A.A.P. is a tool that helps you find reliable information on the internet.

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My Question is how did they come up with a fake idea of Polar Bears eating trash?

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3 important peices of information are that
1) The author should be an expert
2) websites that are there to persade, entertain, or sell usually aren't credible
3) Check that the website has correct spelling, punctuation, and grammer.

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i learned what T.R.A.P.P is. i also learned that you could look up the site and find the author's.

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Can .org and .com also have some good credible sources or just .edu and .gov

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1) Check if the web site is .org,.com or .gov
2) The info needs to be relevant
3) Check if the site has resources.

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1.) See what the website ends in to see if its credible
2.) See who the author is.
3.) See if the article is up to date.

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1)Check if it fits your reading level.
2)Is it you age appropriate.
3)Is it confortable

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How do you know the author isn't pretending?

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three pieces of new information i learned about is try to learn about the author that wrote it and why did he right about it . another is try to see when it was posted or last edited the last one was all of the ending of the website can effects its credibility.

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1. Always use the C.R.A.P.P method to check if your sources are reliable
2. Make sure you look at the author by looking at the about section of the website
3. Look for websites that end in .edu and .gov because they are government recources

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I learned what T.R.A.A.P means and  that .org .edu and .gov are more research based.

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3 important things

1. remember that it is good to look at the qualities of the article like: url code, publish date, or aruthor/sources
2. Ask questions about the article including: is this site appropriate, or is this site trustworthy.
3. try to know if the article you are using is bias or not

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1. important thing to do is make sure the information from the internet is true and backed up by other websites.
2. make sure it ends with either .com .org or .edu
3. look to make the author is a real person

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I learned how to find if a source is credible.

I also leaned what the meaning of T.R.A.A.P which is an easy way to remember if a source is credible.

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3 Important Things
1. You need new information and old information for what you are doing.
2. Ask yourself questions about the website like, does the reading level feel comfortable.
3. You should evaluate what is on the internet/ website.

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1) make sure that you use information that fits what you need.
2)find the authors name and purposes for what he or she is writing.
3) ask questions about what you are reading.

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The two things I learned from C.R.A.A.P/T.R.A.A.P
1) sites with . org ,.gov and .edu are more trustworthy then .com
2) Older info can still be usefull

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1)T.R.A.A.P
T=Timeless
R=Relevance
A=Accuracy
A=Author
P=Purpose
2)Look for signs that can tell you if the website is good.

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1. Look for websites that end in .edu and .gov because they are government resources
2. Look at the authors about section and look up peoples thoughts on the author to see if the author is reliable

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1. Find who the author is.
2. Make sure  it's researched.
3. Make sure it's relevant.

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Ashley Wyatt Section 3       How do you find good sites that are easier to understand and doesn't lie???

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Ashley Wyatt Section 3       How do you find good sites that are easier to understand and doesn't lie???

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how do you find good sites and what if the person who made it is a imposter trying to be someone else how do i tell if he or she is a real person or not.

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2 important pieces of info

1. look at the URL if it ends in .com, .org it is most oftin not that useful if it ends in .gov or .org it will be more reliable to use for infomation.
2.Make sure the information is not what you already know and that it will give you more infomation than what you already know

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1. make sure you it ends with either . com .org or .edu

2. make sure the author is a real person not a fake person

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1) sights that end in .com are not that reliable.
2)   find more than one source with the same piece of information that you found.

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2 New Pieces of Information
1. Look for websites that end in
.org, .gov, .edu, .com.
2. TRAPP stands for Timeliness, Relevance , Accuracy, Author, and Purpose.

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Is this video credible? I don't know him, though he is informing me, he did answer my question "What is T.R.A.P.P. but in the corner of this padlet it says C.R.A.P.P! what does the C mean?????? Not all of the sources I saw says T.R.A.P.P so is he telling the truth? I don't know if it is C.R.A.P.P or T.R.A.P.P!

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One important thing is to stop and make sure the website is a good fit for you and your age.
A second important thing is to make sure that the information you are getting is true and relevant.
A third important thing is to make sure the site lists where they got their information.

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1 Make sure it ends in .edu .com .gov .org
2 See if sites show the same evidence

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1 question I have

1. How do you know if a video is credible or not? Are videos a good source to use?

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The one question I have is how do you find out the author is not faking what he writes and using fake sites

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1.Why is Author in T.R.A.A.P

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1. Find who the author is.2. Make sure  it's researched.3. Make sure it's relevant.

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1. Find who the author is.2. Make sure  it's researched.3. Make sure it's relevant.

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1 Question That I Have
1. Could there be another way to find out that websites are credible other than TRAPP?

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1. The end of a websites URL can influence whether or not it is credible, and it's purpose.
2. It is okay if you find information that you have already gotten. You know this information has a higher chance of credibility if multiple sources have the same research.

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1 important thing is that you need to make sure to see the authors name is on the page .
2 important thing is to see when the page was posted online.
3 important thing is to use more than one website to find your answer.

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1. Information about the author of an article or web page can most often be found on the perimeter of the page.
2. Sites that end in .com are more likely to be advertising something or persuading the reader than other sites with other endings.

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1. make sure there is not any adds
2. make sure there is a real authour
3. make sure its relavint

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3 important things are that wikipedia is not a reliable source because anybody can post what they want and the can be bias. Another important thing is if you want a good credible source find the name of the people. The third thing is that it has to make sense and has to be backed up.

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1) The first important thing I learned was that All the information needs to be relevant.
2) Also the information needs to be up to date.
3)Also make sure the site that you are using is credible.

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1. when looking for evidence, look for .gov or .edu

2.Use TRAPP on a website you think is good

3. Look for citations

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My first piece of important infomation out of three is that anyone can publish a website.  My second piece of important infromation is that sites that end in .org .edu and .gov are all reliable websites. My last piece of important infromation is that you need to reconize bias infromation.

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1. When researching you always have to evaluate the credibility or reliability of a website.
2. Use T.R.A.A.P. to evaluate websites - T = Timeliness, R = Relevance, A = Accuracy, A = Author, P = Purpose.
3. Pay attention to the end of the URL of a website, it can tell you about the author and the author's purpose. For example, .org, .gov, .com, .and .edu.

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1. what TRAPP means
2. what to look for in a website

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One important information to figure out if your information is credible is to see if the information is to date. Another improtant thing to know is who made the website you are getting your information off of and what they do for a living. To use T.R.A.P.P to help figure out if a website is credible.

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I learned that wikipedia is not a reliable source and some of the things is fake. Also the names of the people have to be on ther or it's not as believable that it's credible.

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1. If all of these things fit the website, does that mean it's safe to use?

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make sure it has no adds

make sure thers a auther

make sure its credible

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1) You can find out that a site is credible by seeing if there is an author that is trust worthy,
2)What T-R-A-A-R means

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a question i have is how do you know if a website is fake or not? who do you know who is running it?

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My first piece of information that I learned from the video is that to reconize a reliable site you can search the authors name and see there occupation and reviews and what other people think. My second piece of new information is Traap which you can use to help you find if its a credible source which also stands for. timeliness,relevance,accuracy,author.

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One question i have is why do people create false info. because its funny it could mess up someones job or school reputation if it's wrong.

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1. educational sites are usually by .edu or .gov
2. money related or comercial websites are usually by .com

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1. that you need to check the date to make sure it is around today's time.
2. to make sure it is appropriate to your age and you can understand it.

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If a site has a .org, .com, .net,ect.  Does this always mean a site is credible?

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Pay close attention to .com

if your looking for educational stuff then try using .edu or .gov

if you wanna go to a website to buy something for example at game stop use game stop

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You can find out that a site is credible by seeing if there is an author that is trust worthy,
What T-R-A-A-R means

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1.) If evaluating a website, make sure the sight is up to date, so the information won't be false
2.) When evaluating a website use the strategy T.R.A.A.P
3.) Investigate on the author (Double check to see if they are a real expert on the subject

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TRAAP could really help me in figuring out if a website is Credible or not. the last 3 letters in the url are very important and could tell me if the website is Credible or not.

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how do you know the auther guy didnt just like make a fake name

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1.) Is the author on the website?
2.) Is the information up to date?
3.) Is the author in a trusted group?

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Are all sites that end with .org, .edu, .gov reliable?

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one question i have is why would you want to make a website that has all false information?

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1. important thing was to check the date of the website.
2. important thing was to make sure the authors name was a real person.
3. had good facts that made seance.

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Just Because someone writes a certain name down n the website how do you know if that is actually them? what if they are just saying they are someone that they are not?

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1.) Does the information match what you are looking for?
2.) Is the author an expert on the information?

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1.) .org and .edu are reliable resources (most of the time)
2.) T.R.A.A.P stands for timeliness, relevance, accuracy, author, and purpose

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1. to check the date on when it was posted.
2. to check what the author did for a living.

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1. Finding information in multiple sources confirms that it is accurate and helps you build a better argument.
2. Make sure you are look at the end of the url  to see if the sites domain
3. See if the author is an expert on the topic or from a trusted group

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1. You should know to trust people who are right about things.

2. Check if it's relevant to current times.

3. Does the author have a reason to post the given information?

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imporatant things that i learned were that recent information is needed to determain that the site is credible. also the author of the site should be a expert in the topic because they could not know the right information and put it on the site. and last if the information is the same as others that in most cases means that the information is right and the site is crdible. these are important things i learned about credible

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How would know if the Author on the passage is an expert?

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i learns that there is some thing called a TRAAP and you have to do stuff for each letter
and you have to evaluate your evidence

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1. not everything has to be recent
2.

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A question I have is why would people lie to people that are trying to get evidence for mabey a esay.

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one important thing i lernd is if the url isnt .org .edu .com .gov thay might not always be  a reliable source. another importin thing i learnd is people can edit websites to make the facts on ther fake. the last importan thing i learnd is if a artical dosent have a name then it might not be rilable.

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what is the most credible website on the internet.

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why do you need traap

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1.) Why would you make a website or article with all wrong/false information?

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.Gov. and edu. are always credible site
A credible source has true information.
wikipedia is not a credible source.