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Class 5: Checking your facts ? Class Outline 5.1 Credibility 5.2 Variant data 5.3 Use quotes to verify a quote 5.4 Using WHOIS 5.5 Occasional misconceptions Lesson 5.1: Credibility Understanding rankingits not the same as


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Class 5: Checking your facts

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Class Outline

5.1 Credibility 5.2 Variant data 5.3 Use quotes to verify a quote 5.4 Using WHOIS 5.5 Occasional misconceptions

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Lesson 5.1: Credibility

  • Understanding ranking—it’s not the same as

credibility.

  • Choosing appropriate terms for your query—different

terms have different implications.

  • Verifying credibility by looking for fact-checking sites—

sites that you know to be credible. Do one more search.

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Look inside the URL

  • Check the URL to see inside the story:

http://www.historywebsite.com/imperialism/panamacanal.html

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Range-checking

"I mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy." —attributed to Martin Luther King, Jr.

  • Use date-range search to see when this quote first

appears.

(Example from: Robert Strohmeyer, PCWorld)