PPT-Internet Sources

httpsalamanderukyedusrvossschedule06htm httpwwwbecominghumanorg TREE OF LIFE PROJECT httptolweborg httpenwikipediaorgwikiTheria httpenwikipediaorgwikiAustralopithecus. Megan Lowe, Reference Librarian. Session Overview. Survey of Current Attitudes. How Do You Feel About Web + Research?. Evaluating Websites. A Selection of Credible Websites. …and how to find more!. NIS . Aktobe. , 2013. Criteria of credibility (RAVEN). Expertise. (does the source have specialised knowledge and does the situation demand it?). Neutrality. (is the source predisposed to support a particular point of view for reasons other than vested interest. Reliable. and . UNRELIABLE. Sources. RELIABLE. When researching, you always need to be sure that you are getting your information from reliable sources. . Some sources are considered to be “. reliable. . Just the Facts, Ma’am. Sourcing on. FamilySearch. Family Tree. Just for Sherlock. Sourcing on. . FamilySearch. Family Tree. Why? . By Cathy Pearce Anderegg – May 2014. #1. First Presidency Temple Policy Message . Conducting Research on the Internet. Wading Through the Web. 1. Different Types of Search Engines. 2. How to Search on the Internet. . 3. How to cite your sources. . This presentation will teach you about:. Don. ’. t Listen to the Village Idiot. Definition:. 1.capable of being believed; believable: a credible statement. . 2.worthy of belief or confidence; trustworthy: a credible witness.. Credibility is important!. NIS . Aktobe. , 2013. Criteria of credibility (RAVEN). Expertise. (does the source have specialised knowledge and does the situation demand it?). Neutrality. (is the source predisposed to support a particular point of view for reasons other than vested interest. Zika. Virus: Finding Solutions in Brazil. C. redible Sources. Credibility of source:. Why was this site created? Is there any bias?. Who is responsible for this site? What are their credentials?. Does the author document his/her own sources?. Art History . Purdue Writing Lab. Secondary Research. Writing a Research-based Paper. Argumentative vs. Expository. Point by point (Theme by theme). Compare and Contrast. Chronological Order. Using sources in your writing ; . This presentation will help guide you through a process of choosing the most appropriate sources when completing an internet search.. You will use a PDF template to complete the following tasks:. defining your topic and keywords. Art History . Purdue Writing Lab. Secondary Research. Writing a Research-based Paper. Argumentative vs. Expository. Point by point (Theme by theme). Compare and Contrast. Chronological Order. Using sources in your writing ; . Step-by-Step Process. Choosing a Topic or Defining a Task. Developing Questions. Finding Sources. Selecting and Evaluating Sources. Recording and Organizing Information. Making the Product. Evaluating the Work. Connors Writing Center Dimond Library 329 UNH writingcenterunhedu 603-862-3272The world is full of information however not all of it is valid useful or accurate When conducting research it is import >Making a background reading.. >make a list of keywords and subject headings, and start . gathering information, taking notes, and compiling work . bibliography.. Gathering information from sources .