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2025-10-02 16:44:25 UTC

Correct information is important, so you won't be lied to and won't say or do something not true or wrong. One way I check if it is a credible is if the URL is long and check if the author is an expert or if the page or website is true by checking if the thing your researching about is different on other websites.

2025-10-02 16:46:32 UTC

It's crucial to make sure resources are credible because on the Internet, it's sometimes hard to tell if information is true or not-- or if the people posting it have good or enough knowledge on the topic.

You can make sure information is reliable, though, in many ways. One way to make sure information is reliable, is by checking if the resources URL and if it might be bias. URLS like edu, gov, etc can be reliable because they are written by credible sources.

2025-10-02 16:46:47 UTC

A source is not credible if it has advertisements, blogs, no author, or if it says ANYTHING you know is false. A source is credible if you know it is trustworthy by what it says. -Dillon

2025-10-02 16:47:31 UTC

If you want to know something, then find something that you can know to trust.Don't think you can gain all the answers from wikkapidia, find a website that can't have its knowlange deleted.

2025-10-02 16:52:07 UTC

So first look for clues like when the video or what ever your using was made.Then check if its like .org .gov those things

And you'll also want to look if its a random person or yea stuff like that. You have to also look if the little numbers or website things are like long or short.Lastly check who the person who made that was if its like"smelly toes 2000" do not press on that link

2025-10-02 16:54:51 UTC

it is important to make sure a source is correct so you get the right information. there are a couple ways you can check if a site is credible. first you can check the URL if it is like .com .gov and .org then its good.

2025-10-02 16:55:10 UTC

always make sure you check the source you could be lied to and that's not ok so make sure you see if its credible and true DONT FORGET TO CHECK GUYS.

2025-10-02 16:55:46 UTC

It is important to make sure information is correct or else you could be wrong on an test or assignment. You can tell a source is credible by comparing it with other sources.

2025-10-02 16:56:01 UTC

It's important because untrue sources lead to misunderstanding, which could lead to spread of that misinformation or cause someone to be biased without knowing what's true. The information could also be harmful to others.

one way to tell if the information your gathering is credible or not is to check the URL or to look up the author. If it's a blog or personal page it's probably not credible, but if it's a government website or has ".edu" in it, which basically means it's a site from a school of higher education, it's probably a reliable source. It can be hard to notice even if you take steps, so you should check multiple resources.

That's all! :D

2025-10-02 16:56:48 UTC

I think it is important to make sure the information you're researching is credible so you don't get lied to by a biased opinion.

One way you can tell if something is credible is by checking if it is not .com because that can be made by anybody. You should make sure it is something like .org because that one is trustworthy.

2025-10-02 16:57:35 UTC

The internet is mainly memes, people who make memes, and AI. So if you can find a .gov organization, something approved by a .gov organization, or someone with a PhD, they're likely to have better info than other sources. If information is not correct and it gets online, more people will believe it, more people will re-post it, and the vicious cycle continues.

2025-10-02 16:57:41 UTC

It's important to get the correct information or what you say will be wrong. Then people will believe you and spread more misinformation. One way is to make sure the person writing it as an expert because people can fake it. Another way is to check to see if it is a credible source like for example if it says .edu or .gov then you can probably believe it. If it is a blog or something then anyone can make it so it's their own thoughts on the subject. Don't get tricked by those spaghetti farms.

2025-10-02 16:58:25 UTC

Reliable information is when someone is speaking from experience, or when someone is learning from a reliable source. When someone is speaking for credit, they are saying things that they believe. Some sources may say things for money or they could just be saying as a joke like spaghetti growing on trees it doesn't actually exist.

2025-10-02 16:58:27 UTC

If you want to look up something and you want it to be correct then don't go into a website were you can change what has already be written, because that means others can do the same and put their own beliefs in the text that could be wrong.

2025-10-02 16:58:52 UTC

It is important to get correct info because if you get wrong info, it will not be credible. Two ways to check if its credible is to check the date and if the resource or author is biased or unbiased.

2025-10-02 16:59:54 UTC

The internet is a big place don't forget to make sure its credible and their true to their words make sure to check your stuff people. Make sure the URL is long and true also make sure the author's name is there and they wrote it how long they have done what they write . spaghetti does not grow on trees.

2025-10-02 16:59:55 UTC

It's really important to know that a source is credible. If you are getting information from the wrong resource then that most likely means that the information that you are getting is not correct.Sometimes you might think that a source is credible and it might not be,always check the URL before putting it in your project.

2025-10-02 17:00:15 UTC

If someone gives you the wrong information, it can affect not only how they understand the topic but also their real life grade. The internet is apart of the real world and there is not only the good people but also people who either do improper reaserch on a topic, or dont care at all. If you want the most reliable sources, look for the small things like .gov or .org can be reliable. Also if they are trying to get you to click on something, it can affect you in the long run with viruses. You can try and see if YOU can edit, if you can don't trust the source.

2025-10-02 17:03:54 UTC

It is very important to know the REAL facts and if you want to know about them use multiple resources or Google search engine. For example, when we watched the video on spaghetti trees. Spaghetti is real but when your saying facts like spaghetti grows on trees well here's a thing, SPAGHETTI DOES'NT GROWS ON TREES!!!

2025-10-02 17:04:51 UTC

Check to see if their sources are accurate. Ads are usually a bad sign when doing research. It is usually better to stay on main websites like Google. Make sure to stay on websites that mainly focus on the subject you are researching for easier access information. Always make sure to only go on websites you know :3.

2025-10-02 17:05:13 UTC

So you don't sound like a fool so remember to check where you get information and make sure its not a blog . Plus make sure it lines up with other websites.

2025-10-02 17:06:41 UTC

Some sources can lead you the wrong way, or the right way. It's hard to figure out if the information is true or not, so be careful. Getting wrong information is important, because it could affect your grades and many other things. And sometimes it's hard to find out if it's fake, but if anything seems weird or just not possible, it's most likely it's fake. So be careful online. Because their are a lot of websites, but not all of them are right.

2025-10-02 17:06:58 UTC

It is important to make sure information is correct because if it isn't then you could be doing or saying something that is not correct. You can check the URL to see if it is a reliable resource. If the URL has .edu or .gov that is a more reliable resource. Also look for the authors name, because that can tell you if they are an expert or not. One more thing, check multiple resources if you are unsure about your information.

2025-10-02 17:09:38 UTC

It is very important to make sure that the information you get is credible because the internet and other people can be untrustworthy, you don't want incorrect information.If you want to know if information is credible then follow these steps.First make sure you can't edit what is already there because that means other people can to.Second make sure the website you are on is not biased or a blog.Third be sure that the video or website you are on does not sound like a joke.Lastly be sure that you get some of the same information because that usually means it is true.

2025-10-02 17:12:59 UTC

A credible resource is a website or video that is trustworthy. do you think that fish grow on rooks it doesn't fish swim in water. check if it is .org or .com. make sure it is real and not fake.

2025-10-02 17:13:41 UTC

You know it is trustworthy when it is up to date like if I look at a post about who is more trustworthy to be a good President, I want to make sure I am not getting duped. So, I check the date, be smart and check your source.

2025-10-02 17:14:15 UTC

You can check if the sources are credible by looking for not a lot of ads and not much aging. (It is important) To make sure that your information is correct.

jbooth73 — 2025-10-02 22:56:49 UTC

In today's society, information is available at our fingertips, but with the rise of AI, it can be difficult to determine which sources are truly reliable. Misinformation or a lack of understanding can lead to confusion, mistrust, and the spread of false information. One way to evaluate a source’s credibility is to check whether the author is an expert in the field and to cross-reference multiple reputable sources. And don’t forget—your intuition is a powerful tool. If something doesn’t feel right, trust your gut. Happy researching, Magnolias!