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Evaluating Information
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Getting Started With Research
Sources of Information
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Learning Outcomes
Evaluating Information
Presenting Research and Data
Citations and Academic Integrity
Visual and Quantitative Literacy
Using Critical Thinking and Logic
Culture and Citizenship
Evidence-Based Practice
Health Sciences Resources
Research Needs and Search Strategies
Understanding and Using Research Sources
Glossary of Health Science Terms
Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to…
Identify scholarly information using consciously selected criteria.
Determine whether information should be incorporated into an assignment and/or be trusted.
Determine the potential bias of an information source.
Perform additional research to verify the information.
Choose search tools that will allow for the most effective multimedia searching.
Evaluate images and other non-print media based on format-specific criteria.
Recognize bias in media and journalism.
Evaluating Information
Video: What is Authority?
Video: Introduction to Bias
Video: Types of Bias
Quiz: Bias
Video: Evaluating Sources
Tutorial: Evaluating Information (2019 update)
Tutorial: Choosing the Best Web Source (2019 update)
Video Tutorial: Understanding Misinformation
Quiz: Misinformation
Tutorial: Choosing the Best Web Source
Tutorial: News Reporting vs. Opinion Pieces in Journalism
Tutorial: Evaluating Digital Sources Using Lateral Reading
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