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Cornell University's library has a very helpful list of five criteria for evaluating web pages. I found this to be a helpful guide for learning how to be a discriminating consumer of information on the Internet. This understanding is something I hope to provide to my students in my Web 2.0 classroom.
Tara,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great site for evaluating a website. As teachers, we can use all the sources that we can find on such an important topic.
I believe that teaching our students how to evaluate the information that they find on the Internet to be a valuable, life-long skill. Our students need to be informed consumers as they navigate the internet. Since the Internet's "product" is information, our students will need to know how to recognize the difference between information that is useful to them and can be used in an educational environment and that information that they can not use.
It is always helpful to have an additional source. Thanks for the site.
Tara,
ReplyDeleteI love that you found something so simple and easy to understand. As teachers we need to remember that our students have no knowledge of what is in store for them when browsing the internet. This is a great site for you to modify and post in your classroom as rules to follow! This is great for us (as students too) because we all forget at times!