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CCSD Canvas CS&A M1L5 Credible Sources

TermDefinition
bias showing a strong opinion or preference for or against something or someone
corroboration an additional source that confirms or supports a news story, article, or piece of information
credible able to be believed; trustworthy
evaluate to carefully examine something to figure out its value
criteria a guideline for assessment
differentiation contrasting (or telling the differences between) two or more things
editorial articles or blogs that are meant to persuade someone to come to the author's opinion. (These do not have to be fairly balanced and may leave out important information.)
satire articles or sites that are meant to be funny and make fun of something or someone. (These will often say things that are not true.)
hoax articles or sites that try to fool the reader into believing something that is not true by appearing as realistic as possible
Is it credible? 1 Does the information make sense, or is it very surprising?
Is it credible? 2 Is the site part of a credible source like governmental, academic, or news organizations?
Is it credible? 3 Is the author or site biased according to other sources?
Is it credible? 4 Is the article an editorial or opinion piece?
Is it credible? 5 Can most or all of the article's main points be corroborated?
Is it credible? 6 Are they selling stuff?
Is it credible? 7 Do they link to trustworthy sites?
Is it credible? 8 Does the article answer your question?
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