Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Information Reliability
1. #inforeliability is important. It is suppose to be cleared the fact that who wrote it because we should know why he or she wrote it.
2.#inforeliability Finding the aim can help understand why the info was posted, whether to trust it or not.
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3. You should use website that has the information you need and remember to read the website carefully #inforeliability
4.#inforeliability if the website give you any information that you don't need to know, or too detail like wikipedia skip it.
5.#inforeliability you can check if the info is true or not by going to another website to chec
6. Always check the update for #inforeliability and it depends on the type of information you're looking
7. Careful to see if #inforeliability is bias or not. We should know why the author create the website
8.#inforeliability What choices does the website give you? Make sure there are choices for you to do. Also, they not suppose to have bias
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Internet Searching
The Internet can be searched in many different ways, but to do it properly, you should include key words, and leave out common ones. Think of it this way, if you google "a dog" the results would include all websites that include "a", "dog", and "a dog" making your searching broader, and perhaps harder to find the information you wish to find. A plus sign would help a lot too. When you add a plus sign and a word after it, you make sure that the word is included to your search, a minus sign on the hand, excludes a word from the search, narrowing your field of information. Quotations would group words together, if you google "an apple" without the quotations, it would come up with results for both words, but if you include quotations, the results would only include the words "an apple". Remeber, be specific, be simple.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
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