Evaluating Websites - 2 views
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Susie Highley on 19 Jan 12Cybrary Man's list of resources for evaluating websites
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Evaluating Web Pages: Techniques to Apply & Questions to Ask - 1 views
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A nice page from Berkeley that includes many aspects of evaluating a webpage.
Critical Evaluation - Kathy Schrock's Guide to Everything - 0 views
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Forms and info to evaluate just about everything, from apps to webpages to videos, podcasts, and more
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators - Critical Evaluation Surveys and Resources - Kathy... - 1 views
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Evaluations for various levels and resources
SchLibMediaProgram_Rubric.pdf - Google Drive - 0 views
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North Dakota's rubric to evaluate librarians, modeled on New York's
Teacher's Guide to Assessing Credibility of Online Resources ~ Educational Technology a... - 0 views
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Interesting list of ways to evaluate a website. Includes some ideas I had not seen before
How do You Choose Good Online Sources? | An Ethical Island - 0 views
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Her entire site is loaded with great infographics. This post deals with website/source evaluation.
ILF 2022 - AISLE Rubric Workshop - Google Slides - 0 views
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The Rubric Presentation from ILF22
New York's School LIbrarian Evaluation Rubric - 0 views
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This rubric from New York is also based on Danielson's work.
Jean Darnell: Awaken Librarian!: End of the Year Librarian Review/Evaluation - 1 views
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includes a prezi for annual report
Website Evaluation - Information Literacy - Homepage at NYC DOE Office of Library Services - 0 views
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Extensive list of website-- both fake and real.
Camp KQED Teach - 0 views
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Course to create, evaluate, and share such things as infographics. summer of 2017
Information Evaluation - Always InterestedLibrary & Info Center - 1 views
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Shared during digital literacy webinar
Librarian Evaluation Rubric Evidence Master - Google Slides - 0 views
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From the great presentation at ILF22. You can use this to track your evidence of fulfilling the domains.
Control Alt Achieve: Fake News! Evaluating Online Information - 1 views
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Great collection of sites and processes to use with students
NoodleTools : Show Me Information Literacy Modules - 0 views
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Modules free to use (don't have to be noodeltools member). Elementary, middle, and high school levels.
Trust It or Trash It? - 1 views
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Although aimed primarily at health websites, this is a nice, compact way to show students what to consider in using information on a website
Paper Rater - 1 views
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This blog post discusses Paper Rater. The free tool requires no registration and offers real-time, 24/7 analysis and detailed statistics about your work's originality, your word choice, grammar, spelling,style, word choice, readability. It suggests an overall grade, as well as opportunities for improving your writing.