Answered By: Arts & Sciences / Philosophy & Theology Liaison Librarian Last Updated: Jun 18, 2020 Views: 103
Answered By: Arts & Sciences / Philosophy & Theology Liaison Librarian
Last Updated: Jun 18, 2020 Views: 103
A simple and effective way to tell if the information you find on the web is good information, is by using the CRAAP test. CRAAP is an acronym which stands for:
Currency
Relevance
Authority
Accuracy
Purpose
Evaluate website content to determine if it is suitable for use in an assignment by considering the list of questions that make up the CRAAP test. Follow the link below to view the CRAAP test questions.
CheckLIST: Library Information Skills Toolkit Module 4 covers the basics of evaluating resources for authority, accuracy, and other criteria. The module includes videos, tutorials, and quizzes. Please click on the link below to access the module.
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