Evaluating Internet Resources
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All Sites Are Not Created EqualEvaluating Internet Resources
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A Learning Module for WIT 2001 adapted by Stefanie
Kelly
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| Teaching Guide | Activity 1 | Activity 2 | Activity 3 |
| Site Critique Checklist | Helpful Links | ||
Activity 3: Assigning a score to a site.
Once you have evaluated a site using the Site Critique Checklist and discussed your evaluation with a partner, jointly assign it a rating according to the following scale:
| 30-34 points | Enthusiatically recommend |
| 25-29 points | Recommend |
| 20-24 points | Recommend with reservation |
| 15-19 points | Do not recommend |
| < 15 points | Don't even go there! |
To download and print a copy of a form to keep notes on the sites you've evaluated click here.
Tip: keep a copy of this form open but minimized while you surf. When you find a site you want to make note of, cut and paste its url into the appropriate column and make a few notes about it. You can keep a running log of all the sites your into or make new lists as appropriate.
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