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I know an online source is credible if it is dated and has information that I have seen on other sources.

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what makes an online website trustworthy is things like privacy policies

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I know a source is credible when there’s a date, time and when it was published. And also depending on the link information

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Websites that haves a lot of information that you can choose from. Different sources that have the same information and when they put the author of the source.

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I usually trust an online source if it is a .gov website

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I know that the online source is credible if it is published by a famous organization.

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The authors name, date, and domain name of the website are ways to tell if an online source is creditable.

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It needs to have a .gov and .edu

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What makes a online source credible is that it ends with .org, .net ,or .edu. The source includes where the evidence comes from and who made it. For example including a book and the author.

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Pay attention to everything. The domain, author, and even the design of the site. If the design is tacky it doesn't come off as professional and informational

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I know a online source is credible if the information has references and if it has options on how to get the information you need

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Anything except for Wikipedia

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anything with .gov and .edu