Saturday, April 28, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
8 checkpoints of info reliabiltiy
1)
#inforeliability Check Point 1: it about It is clear for the author written imformation to show is the author subject and ideas
2)
Inforeliability the aim of it is clear.Information is reliable because help you to decide whether it is worth looking at the rest of the site
3)
#inforeliability checkpoint 3: does it meet my aims? if you go to a website that doesn't give much info, it won't do much to you.
4)
inforeliability reliability checkpoint 4: if the site does not fit your needs then it is of no use to you
5)
#inforeliability My is checkpoint 5 is base on how you can find the correct information, the author & does is have correct info you need
#inforeliability My check point is check point 5. about can we check info on internet. It will help us to check the info is reliable
6)
#inforeliability Check point 6 was about when is the site produce. At the end of the page, it had write who the author & where/when is from
#inforeliability my check point is about the information biased in any way. It's inforeliability by thinking a different point of view.
8)
#inforeliability about choosing your own choices. Help: looking at the information and the advice and if you only have 1 opinion, not trustful
2)
Inforeliability the aim of it is clear.Information is reliable because help you to decide whether it is worth looking at the rest of the site
3)
4)
inforeliability reliability checkpoint 4: if the site does not fit your needs then it is of no use to you
5)
checkpoint 6: when is the info up dated. how does this help us w/ #inforeliability ? older the info the less up -to-date and less useful
7)Checkpoint 6
When you read a book or a magazine, it usually shows you the publisher date. According to the Teach-ICT.com website usually the older the information is the less useful and up-to-date the information.If you want to to find how up-to-date is, you must see when it is updated. Not all old information are not up-to-date some are actually positively true and proven. In conclusion, some old information are not necessarily out of date but not all new information are up-to-date. Also if you don't know what up to date means it means reflecting on the latest information. Hope you find this post helpful.: )
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Internet Search (Rules!!)
When searching, you should use search engines to find information you want:
-Yahoo!
-Bing
-Google
-etc.
Ways to search quickly and correctly:
-Use quotation marks to group words together
-Use minus (-) signs if you don't want to include words when searching
-Use plus(+) sign if you want toinclude words when searching
-Be specific! Don't make searches general
-Don't use common words or full sentences
Why is it important to search fast and correct?
In my opinion, I think it's important because then we can find the correct info and also waste no time. : )
-Yahoo!
-Bing
-etc.
Ways to search quickly and correctly:
-Use quotation marks to group words together
-Use minus (-) signs if you don't want to include words when searching
-Use plus(+) sign if you want toinclude words when searching
-Be specific! Don't make searches general
-Don't use common words or full sentences
Why is it important to search fast and correct?
In my opinion, I think it's important because then we can find the correct info and also waste no time. : )
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Bizzare Facts
Did you know:
-The word "fez" is Turkish for Hat.
-The English-language alphabet is originally 24 letters, J and U are added later on.
-70% of poor people are women.
-Cheetahs are the fastest animal on earth.
-The word "fez" is Turkish for Hat.
-The English-language alphabet is originally 24 letters, J and U are added later on.
-70% of poor people are women.
-Cheetahs are the fastest animal on earth.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Monday, April 16, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
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