LA 5 JOURNAL 4/3 by

Luke B.

budzikl21 — 2014-04-01 16:52:27 UTC

We get reliable information from people who have been recognized for their work and credited. We get if from people who have used work from reliable sources and used a private site. Not like Wikipedia. Wikipedia can be edited by whoever wishes and might not always be correct. Private sites that was made by only a couple people or one person might be more reliable then the hundreds that have made Wikipedia.

Sarah S

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 01:37:22 UTC

books, scientific articles, and internet sites that show proof of their statements

Cole L

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 01:38:19 UTC

video. Another way is if a person who saw what happened told you. Another way is if you saw it yourself. You can get reliable information from family and trustworthy friends. A different way is if you see information that is written and said to be nonfiction.

Cooper S

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 01:39:37 UTC

I get reliable information from good sites and reliable friends

Nathan A

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 01:40:07 UTC

Maybe a book if it's like a biography or realistic fiction.

Charlotte A

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 01:43:01 UTC

Some of our reliable information we get is from the internet but we have to be very carful about what internet sites we use, because some internet sites are not reliable. We also get reliable information from non-fiction books because non-fiction means not fake in other words real.

Ethan Z

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 01:43:57 UTC

I learn from books

Claire R

ryanc21 — 2014-04-02 19:56:09 UTC

You can get reliable information from a lot of different sources. A lot of times books are used to get reliable information. Sometimes the intranet too. There are also a lot of movies and videos with real information.

Liam H

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-02 21:21:11 UTC

We get reliable info in many places. Books, the internet, etc. Wikipedia is not one of those places.

Allison B

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-03 11:20:45 UTC

We can get reliable information from websites that random people can't change the information like Wikipedia, books or items or even informational movies. Like If we find old dairy's farm famous people we can make biography about there experiences or make the information into movies.

Sonari

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-03 11:25:37 UTC

I get my information non-fiction books.

Keiran G

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-03 11:26:06 UTC

We get reliable information from sources that we trust or sources that we can check. An example would be a reference book that shows all its sources at the front or back.

Layton H

lauren_ridenour — 2014-04-03 11:26:41 UTC

I talked to someone who specialized on a certain subject, for example: I would ask you if I wanted to know whether I should spell bunny, buny or bunny. I could also get reliable information from a popular website where people have had good outcomes in the past.