How do we tell if the information we find on the internet are reliable and objective? When we do a research paper, we need reliable sources to support our main idea. And also we need the website that has real information. When I do my research paper, I personally like to go Grossmont online library databases to find my sources because I feel more trustful and it seems to be a reliable source. However, Google is the most popular website that people use to find any information. A bunch of results show up after searching. And this is how we check a website if it comes from a reliable and appropriate source.
First, we can learn from looking at the URL link (web address), the domain name can help you prove if the information has been published by a credible …show more content…
Once you look more closely at the source, do you find any evidence of its reliability or lack thereof? Explain.
However, I chose the best website that I think it is reliable. http://www.martlet.ca/where-fact-meets-fantasy/ . I based on topic they provide and I could see author/organization credibility and date of published. But when I look more closely at the source, I feel this source is lack thereof. I search for the writer name, he does not seem to be a writer, opposite he seems to be a normal teenager.
Based on your Google research, do you think the experts you looked up are credible? Why or why not? Be specific.
In my opinion, Dr. Robert Folk, a geologist, is credible. According to this URL, http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/researcher/robert_folk/ . It is ended with .edu. The site generally have a professional stake in putting out credible information, and the data often goes through a certain amount of fact checking before being posted there. That means we can trust this website.
Dr. Jack Cohen, a reproductive biologist. I would rather go to find sources on Grossmont online library database because I could feel more certain about his
First, we can learn from looking at the URL link (web address), the domain name can help you prove if the information has been published by a credible …show more content…
Once you look more closely at the source, do you find any evidence of its reliability or lack thereof? Explain.
However, I chose the best website that I think it is reliable. http://www.martlet.ca/where-fact-meets-fantasy/ . I based on topic they provide and I could see author/organization credibility and date of published. But when I look more closely at the source, I feel this source is lack thereof. I search for the writer name, he does not seem to be a writer, opposite he seems to be a normal teenager.
Based on your Google research, do you think the experts you looked up are credible? Why or why not? Be specific.
In my opinion, Dr. Robert Folk, a geologist, is credible. According to this URL, http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/researcher/robert_folk/ . It is ended with .edu. The site generally have a professional stake in putting out credible information, and the data often goes through a certain amount of fact checking before being posted there. That means we can trust this website.
Dr. Jack Cohen, a reproductive biologist. I would rather go to find sources on Grossmont online library database because I could feel more certain about his