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Online Literacy: Navigating Internet Search & Website Credibility

Learn about using search engines, verifying website info, and critical internet searching with TASC test insights. Explore Sir Francis Drake, John Cabot, web addresses, domains, and top internet searching tips.

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Online Literacy: Navigating Internet Search & Website Credibility

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  1. Is it true? http://www.liweiart.com/index.htm

  2. What do I trust on the Internet? • I consider the search engine I will use. • I know how to check the accuracy of website information. • I think critically about how to search the Internet.

  3. Apply the TASC test

  4. Apply the TASC test Who was Sir Francis Drake?

  5. What do I know about John Cabot?

  6. What can you tell about a web address? www World Wide Web: a selection of interlinked documents of content accessed through the Internet. http Hypertext transfer protocol: the method that browsers use to read webpages. Domain name The domain name is found after the http:// and www. to the first forward slash /. For example in the URL www.bbc.co.uk, bbc.co.uk is the domain name. Domain extension Part of the domain name e.g. .com or .net

  7. What are your top tips for searching on the Internet?

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