Civic Engagement & Government Data
LO2: Critically assess information sources in pursuit of various purposes. LO3: Ask thoughtful questions. LO6: Reflect upon your own research process. Continue reading
Evaluating Sources Part 2: Authority & Expertise
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Information Privilege
Learning Outcomes for this Module LO1: Define important concepts such as: authority, peer review, bias, point of view, editorial process, purpose, audience, information privilege and more. LO4: Turn questions into strategies for retrieving a variety of information sources. LO6: Reflect upon your own research process. Continue reading
Understanding URLs
Learning Outcomes for this Module LO1: Define important concepts such as: authority, peer review, bias, point of view, editorial process, purpose, audience, information privilege and more. LO2: Critically assess information sources in pursuit of various purposes. LO4:Turn questions into strategies for retrieving a variety of information sources. LO6: Reflect upon your own research process. Continue reading
Reading Strategies
Learning Outcomes for this Module LO2: Critically assess information sources in pursuit of various purposes. LO3: Ask thoughtful questions. LO6: Reflect upon your own research process. Continue reading
Citation
Learning Outcomes for this Module LO1: Define important concepts such as: authority, peer review, bias, point of view, editorial process, purpose, audience, information privilege and more. LO5: Cite information sources accurately and discuss why we cite. Continue reading
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