Collaborating with Padlet- S. Goodman by https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a Module 9 Assignment 2 en-us 2023-07-13 13:52:08 UTC 2023-07-17 05:11:33 UTC hello@padlet.com How can students best find reputable information online for researching history and social studies? sgoodman316 https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2644455707 2023-07-13 13:55:21 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2644455707 Teach students to be internet smart and safe! samanthasampley https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2644564082 One way to help with researching is to teach them which sites would be best to use to start their research with. Such as Google Scholar, Online Databases, or just teach students what to look for within a website that would make a good source. ]]> 2023-07-13 17:47:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2644564082 Response: ashtincunningham https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645355999 Something that I used a lot during school was the option on Google for "scholarly articles". It typically had very credible and accurate information, and was suggested to students to use by teachers and professors alike! I think it's important to make sure students are well educated on how to find valid and credible information. ]]> 2023-07-14 21:38:17 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645355999 I would say by using credible sources and understanding where that information is coming from. lukehales https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645565968 2023-07-15 15:35:52 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645565968 todonn001 https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645601576 A simple graphic like this can help students to pick creditable sources. I am a big fan of websites that end in .org or .gov. This is a simple and easy way to help students navigate through web sources.  ]]> 2023-07-15 19:26:10 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645601576 jmccullough29 https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645686341 Your school librarian is a wonderful source of knowledge. He/she will know of websites, or search engines that are credible. Collaborating with the librarian ensures that your resources will be reputable. The librarian would probably even be happy to co-teach a lesson on finding reputable sources. My librarian showed me a search engine that I now use with my second graders every year. It's called World Book Kids.]]> 2023-07-16 06:44:23 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2645686341 Alani Mackey amackey28 https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2646167015 i think their best option would to be to look at a lot scholary journals/ articles and if they were to go online then look for sites that end in .gov or .edu!]]> 2023-07-17 05:11:33 UTC https://padlet.com/sgoodman316/w6q7omp2r6o6tk0a/wish/2646167015