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What is private browsing and why should you use it?Private browsing is done to prevent to prevent a computer from saving its browsing history and is useful when using a shared computer with information of which you would like to keep private How do you turn on private browsing in the Internet Explorer?Click on settings to safety to inprivate browsing  Discuss any five Bing query operators.File type : selects specific file type like pdf And shows both types of file Domain providers subsides of a selected typeInanchor contains a subject which has it within anchor Discuss Montecinos criteria to evaluate the credibility of WWW resources.The montecinos criteria is fairly useful for evaluating the credibility  sources however when dealing with sources for  the web one must note how often one finds themselves in positions where they cannot judge credibility which is interesting due to being a suggestion for lack of credibility

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What is private browsing and why should you use it?Private browsing is done to prevent to prevent a computer from saving its browsing history and is useful when using a shared computer with information of which you would like to keep private How do you turn on private browsing in the Internet Explorer?Click on settings to safety to inprivate browsing  Discuss any five Bing query operators.File type : selects specific file type like pdf And shows both types of file Domain providers subsides of a selected typeInanchor contains a subject which has it within anchor Discuss Montecinos criteria to evaluate the credibility of WWW resources.The montecinos criteria is fairly useful for evaluating the credibility  sources however when dealing with sources for  the web one must note how often one finds themselves in positions where they cannot judge credibility which is interesting due to being a suggestion for lack of credibility

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1)What is private browsing and why should you use it?
Private browsing, privacy mode or incognito mode is a privacy feature in some web browsers disable browsing history and the web cache This allows a person to browse the Web without storing local data that could be retrieved later.  We need it because in Incognito Mode, Chrome won't keep track of the pages we visit, the data entered forms, or any searches we submit. It won't remember what files we download, but those files will stay on computer after we close the Incognito window.
2) How do you turn on private browsing in the Internet Explorer?

To launch In Private Browsing in Internet Explorer, click on Settings > Safety > In Private Browsing. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+ Shift+ P to launch it. Alternatively, you can right-click on the IE task bar icon and select Start In Private Browsing.
3) Discuss any five Bing query operators
1. contains: Filter the results to focus on sites that have links to the file types that you specify.
2. file type: Filter the results to display web pages created in the file type that you specify.

3. IP: Finds sites that are hosted by a specific IP address.
4. language: Filter the results to display web pages for a specific language.
5. loc: Filter the results to display web pages from a specific country or region.

4)Discuss Montecino’s criteria to evaluate the credibility of WWW resources.

Montecion’s Criteria is used to determine the reliability of sources. It looks at the authority of the author and whether they have any bias or whether or not they are qualified to be making these judgements. It judges the credibility the of an article and whether it is classified as a peer-reviewed article

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1.       What is private browsing and why should you use it?

Private browsing mode uses private tabs/windows so that you can private search and not have your searches saved. Browsing and history are private, and cookies are automatically removed when closing browsers.

2.       How do you turn on private browsing in the Internet Explorer?

To turn on private browsing in Internet Explorer go to settings, click on safety and then click InPrivate browsing.

3.       Discuss any five Bing query operators.

Intitle: This will bring up pages with titles that contain your desired terms. Eg. Straw

Define: Will define the word that you use. Eg. Define Structure

Filetype: Will provide filetypes of the searched work. Eg. Filetype Structure

Keyword: Will find pages using the provided key word. Eg. Keyword Structure

AND: The same as ‘All these words Will find the words you are looking for. Eg. Straw AND structure.

4.       Discuss Montecino’s criteria to evaluate the credibility of WWW resources.

Montecion’s Criteria is used to determine the reliability of sources. It looks at the authority of the author and whether they have any bias or whether or not they are qualified to be making these judgements. It judges the credibility the of an article and whether it is classified as a peer-reviewed article.

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Reliability of Resources - Group 13: Niall McGorry, Taliah-Cave, Michaels, Matthew Pike.

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Reliability of Resources - Group 13: Niall McGorry, Taliah-Cave, Michaels, Matthew Pike.

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Reliability of Resources - Group 13: Niall McGorry, Taliah-Cave, Michaels, Matthew Pike.

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-referenced and formatted correctly
-google scholar
-tld
--government, military, police etc
much more likely to have reliable, references sources.
-journal articles, will generally be referenced and very helpful in terms of content.
-reputation of author - good/bad
-legal documents in general can be trusted to be reliable. (otherwise someone is committing a crime)

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-Beginning with sites you know and can trust, like trustworthy news sources and organisations.

-Checking the date of publication will also help as if they document is 5 years old, depending on the topic it may be outdated.

-Checking the credentials of the author, they may be a certified doctor, analyst etc.

-Google Scholar is also a good option which  would only show important documents that have been cited and trusted by many.

Kieran, Nancy, Hariesh

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- Checking the TLD (.edu, .org...)
- Australian Bureau of  Statistics
- Educational institutions
- References
- Who the author is and their qualifications

Mevan, Amer, Norhan

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1. Google scholar

2. Multiple references/cited sources for information

3. Credibility/reputation of site

Stephen, Ilhan, Phoebe

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How are the statistics calculated? how highly/well educated are they?

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Who is it posted by?
For what organisation?
Reputation of author.
Amount of times article has been referenced.
Look at TLD
Find out if the information is outdated or not

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Research Website from where information was found i.e references, reliability etc
Medical information on .Gov websites or Medically approved sites
Click on references and check whether they are legitimate
Authenticity of website (approved by Gov departments etc)

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government sites
Educational institutions
references
google scholar

Jay, Lachy, Rakib