This quiz titled 'Finding Reliable Internet Sources' assesses skills in identifying and evaluating the credibility of online information. It covers effective search strategies, discerning reliable sources, and documenting online information, crucial for academic and professional success.
An Atlanta-Journal Constitution article on homelessness in Atlanta.
Resources from the Georgia Coalition to End Homelessness website.
"Homelessness in 2008 in Georgia" by Boake Moore from ezine.com.
The Wikipedia entry for "homelessness."
Information from the State Interagency Homeless Council page on the ga.gov website.
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.com
.org
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Date Published and Date Accessed
URL
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Make sure they have other internet sources listed.
Do a quick search to see if other articles say the same things.
Make sure they have many sources listed to support their work, and that their sources are reliable, non-internet sources.
Use common sense to decide if they sound professional enough to lie.
Do a Google search on the author to make sure that they graduated from college.
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