This document evaluates a website about Martin Luther King Jr. using the CRAAP test criteria. It finds that while the information is relevant and from a .org domain, indicating authority, the sources cannot be traced back to original authors due to a lack of proper citations. As a result, the accuracy of the information cannot be confirmed, failing the accuracy portion of the CRAAP test and making the entire website not credible.
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This presentation was created for LIS 746: Library User Instruction, Dominican University. It uses Wikipedia to teach students resource evaluation and research skills.
Library User Instruction - Wikipedia Presentationcjaniczek
This presentation was created for LIS 746: Library User Instruction, Dominican University. It uses Wikipedia to teach students resource evaluation and research skills.
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2. CRAAP test
• The CRAAP test is a list of things you would need to evaluate the
informational web source for your essay.
• The evaluation criteria consists of:
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Currency- The timeliness of the information
Relevance- Importance of the information related to the topic
Authority- The source of the information
Accuracy- Correctness and Accuracy of the information
Purpose- Reason or motivation for the information to exist
3. Currency
• This website refers to a magazine article that was published on
January 19, 1998.
• The website was updated last in 1999.
• All of the information is from the late 90s, but since Martin Luther
King lived during that time era, the information is still current.
• All of the links lead to more information on the topic and are working.
4. Relevance
• The information in this website would be relevant for a younger
audience as well as an adult audience. You would see most of this
information in a 5th grade history class.
• The information is not able to be cited because most of it comes from
other news articles and books that you would also have to cite in
order to avoid plagiarism.
5. Authority
• There are many different authors/sources that provide this website
with its information.
• The URL ends with .org, so it can be considered a legitimate source of
information.
• The website acts as a database for multiple sources of information on
the topic.
6. Accuracy
• A lot of the information is accurate.
• Unfortunately, the sources cannot be traced back to the original
author, making them almost useless.
• The information seems correct, but the evidence supporting it does
not exist.
• Because there is no correct citation for the information, this website
is not credible.
7. Purpose
• The purpose of this information is to inform the reader about the life
of Martin Luther King.
• The information consists of both factual and opinionated views.
• The information seems impartial and there are many different biases
on the information being presented, such as religious or racial points
of views.
