Unit 3 Knowledge Constructor by Grace Rangel

CRAAP Test

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We used the CRAAP test to help us determine what sites are reliable and if they have useful/correct information.

Website Credibility Checklist

grangel821 — 2024-01-18 16:43:42 UTC

To see if a website is credible we can use a checklist by tallying points. This is another source to use like the CRAAP.

Evaluating Credibility of Online Sources

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We learned how to properly determine if online websites/sources are giving us truthful and real information.

Online Hate Speech

grangel821 — 2024-01-18 17:00:39 UTC

Hate speech online is a serious issue throughout the internet. Punishment for hate speech online is very controversial, as it often leads to unnecessary bans.

Critical Thinking

grangel821 — 2024-01-18 17:06:16 UTC

It is important to listen to others point of views and respect opinions that you may not agree with.

Digital Life 101

grangel821 — 2024-01-18 17:15:01 UTC

My media life is like a book, it is hard to stay away from. I also use books to gain knowledge, just as I do on the internet. After the Knowledge Constructor lesson, I now know how to careful use the internet for credible sources and websites.

The Truth About Belgium

grangel821 — 2024-01-19 16:22:17 UTC

This website is not credible for many reasons. There are many links scattered around the information, and some do not work or lead to nowhere. Many of the photos also used do not cite sources of where they came from. This site also tries to sell the user products, as well as push personal opinions. Overall, this is not a credible source to use.

All About Explorers

grangel821 — 2024-01-19 16:22:38 UTC

This site is credible! It contains real, also credible links and sources such as the University of Missouri and the New York Times. It also states that it is created by a group of teachers and provides contact information. They provide many other sources and cater to informing students.