PRINT vs WEB

This shows the reliability, truthfulness, and correctness of the information.

TRUE OR FALSE. If I can find it online, it must be true.

It means to determine the similarities between the two or more sources.

It means to determine the differences between the two or more sources.

REEP-VIEWEDRE CARLTILES. These are scholarly articles published in scholarly journals.The authors are scholars or researchers with advanced degrees and/or credentials, like Ph.D. or M.D. and known affiliations

Source of information that speaks to the reliability of the information.

The importance of the information for your needs

TRUE OR FALSE. Another way to analyze sources is by contrasting them to determine the similarities between the two sources.

TRUE OR FALSE. There is an email address listed in the website, so it must be a legitimate source.

These are the materials that can be found on the internet, and are not necessarily checked for accuracy before the information is put online.

This speaks to the reason why the information exists.

TRUE OR FALSE. Marian Rivera wants to find out how to pronounce the word bonafide. Therefore, she looks it up in the encyclopedia.

TRUE OR FALSE. Web sources allow readers to interact and see other related information through links.

These are sources that have been published in printed format.

TRUE OR FALSE. Printed information from many popular and scholarly sources are not easily changed or distorted by simply editing.

TRUE OR FALSE. Information from web sources is more reliable than information from print sources..

TRUE OR FALSE. One way to analyze sources is by comparing them to determine the differences between the two sources.

TRUE OR FALSE. I should always compare the information I find online with at least two other sources.

Manny Pacquiao needs to find the meaning of the word rendevouz. Therefore, he finds it in a men's magazine available in the market.

The timeliness of the information