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Resource Evaluation

Published on Aug 03, 2016

Evaluation is an important part of everyday life. The dominance of the Internet in our daily lives, encourages all users of the Internet to look at the kinds and forms of information available. The Internet, by providing sites, book & article access, infographics, videos, and other formats, helps the information viewer consume information. Looking at bias, credentials, value, and content helps individuals make decisions in regard to the information provided.

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Resource Evaluation

Books, Articles, Infographics, Videos...
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Everyday we use criteria and tools to evaluate activities in our daily lives. I can use an app on my phone or computer to tell me the nutrient informations of foods in a restaurant and then decide what is best for me to eat, what I want to eat, or how much to eat. Information you use should also be evaluted before you rely on it.

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The Internet is a world of information. The number of sites and pieces of information added each year is overwhelming. You should be critical of any information you read, and this includes Internet information.

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If you are buying a car, phone, or house you look at lots of descriptive information. You review sites and articles about the quality of the item and finally you may choose to make a purchase.

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Your criteria may look something like this if you are buying a computer-tablet:

Size
Operating system
Cost
Storage
Software
Reviews

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