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Grades 6 to 8

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Learners act on an information needed by making critical choices about information sources to use.

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Tutorial video on how to Evaluate a Website

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Tutorial video on how to Evaluate a Website

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Want to have a better understanding of how to evaluate websites? Watch this tutorial video.

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Evaluating Websites   (for Elementary students)

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Use the TRAAP test to evaluate your sources for reliability.

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A list of domain suffixes (.com, .edu, .net...)

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Domain Suffixes from the United States and around the World

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A comprehensive list of domain suffixes, or top level domains (TLDs).

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Why is it important to make critical choices about information sources?
It is important because...

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Online Encyclopedia

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How to Google Reverse Image Search Video

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How to Google Reverse Image Search Video

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Is your image accurate? This video will show you how to use reverse image search to investigate where the image came from.

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A quick demo of how Google's reverse image search tool can be used to fact-check and research images. Have you ever wondered about the source or history behind an image? Google image search can help provide answers. Whether you're doing research or just curious, reverse image search offers a digital paper trail of where an image has appeared on the internet. All you need to do is drag and drop an image into the images.google.com search bar, paste a URL into the search bar, or right-click on an image when using the Chrome browser.

For more resources, check out our Turn Students Into Fact-Finding Web Detectives page.

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How to Use Google Reverse Image Search to Fact-Check Images | Common Sense Education

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How to Use Google Reverse Image Search to Fact-Check Images is a video from Common Sense Education. Use this video to help your students learn and thrive in our connected world.

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Contains information like biography, history, and culture.

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Biography: Historical and Celebrity Profiles

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Read exclusive biographies, watch videos, and discover fascinating stories about your favorite icons, musicians, authors, and historical figures.

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Search from websites that have been pre-screened.

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SweetSearch - A Search Engine for Students

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A search engine for students that emphasizes high quality resources evaluated and approved by educators, librarians and research experts.

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Search credible websites by topic.

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Fact Monster - A Trusted Reference Site for Kids

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Fact Monster is a free reference site for students, teachers, and parents. Get homework help and find facts on thousands of subjects, including sports, entertainment, geography, history, biography, education, and health.

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Contains information about science and technology

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NASA encourages you to visit NASA Kids' Club and use its games and activities to inspire the next generation.

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Take the test to see if you can spot the fake news

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Test your ability to detect fake news with this quiz.

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In the age of digital information overload and the current divisive climate in the United States, discerning whether information you read is fact-based or fake can be tricky. As you scroll through social media, it's important to keep a keen, skeptical eye and an awareness of our own and others' bias. It's also critical to carefully consider wild claims and suspect sources. A well-known nonprofit, for example, may provide seemingly credible sourcing for a particular story, but lean toward their own agenda. A trusted news organization may have sponsored content-a.k.a native ads-peppered into its homepage, which can be tricky to spot. A website may look credible but be devoid of truth. The key is to identify objective news sources you trust and scrutinize content you come across. Think you can spot "fake news?" Take the quiz!

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In the age of digital information overload and the current divisive climate in the United States, discerning whether information you read is fact-based or fake can be tricky. As you scroll through social media, it's important to keep a keen, skeptical eye and an awareness of our own and others' bias.