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Journal . Compare and contrast the Internet and books or other texts with your class. Can you think of any other ways they are different? The same? Draw a Venn Diagram and fill it in with the differences between books and texts. Learning Goals. SWBAT identify credible and reliable sources.

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  1. Journal Compare and contrast the Internet and books or other texts with your class. Can you think of any other ways they are different? The same? Draw a Venn Diagram and fill it in with the differences between books and texts.

  2. Learning Goals SWBAT identify credible and reliable sources. SWBAT determine how they can tell if a we site is reliable.

  3. Wading Through the Web 1. You’ve already compared and contrasted the Internet and books or other texts with your class. Can you think of any other ways they are different? The same? • Anyone can publish a Web page • No one checks to see if the information is true or false • There are millions of places to look for information • Using the Internet is much quicker • You can narrow down what you’re looking for more easily • The Internet uses search engines • A book has to be published by a publishing company • Editors check and verify the information • Looking for a book can be more time consuming • You have to visit a library • The library uses the Dewey Decimal System • Both provide sources • of information • Both are viewed by • millions of people each • day

  4. Define Reliable dependable in achievement, accuracy, honesty

  5. Define Credible • Able to be believed; convincing. • Capable of persuading people of something

  6. Internet Reliability Webquest http://www.englishrocks1.net/Internet%20Techniques/Internet%20Reliability%20WebQuest.htm

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