Evaluating Information English 3202 Blog Group
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When evaluating information found online, it is important to consider the purpose, audience, authority, and currency of the source. Key aspects to examine include the purpose of the website, who is responsible for the content, and whether the information is supported by credible sources. Questions around these topics can help determine whether the information is reliable and useful.
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