MICDS LIBRARY wrote: > Using the TOECAP criteria, give a one paragraph summary of why you chose this site. Specifically discuss the elements of TOECAP.
This site is trustworthy because it is on the Columbia University website and used for educational purposes (T). This site has a good objective because it is most likely there for students to read and to teach kids because it is a University run website (O). This site has enough information for you to use and learn about the differences between male and female brains (E). Although this information was first put up/last edited in 1996, because it is a University website they most likely would have changed it if there would have been updates on it, which there obviously hasn't because the University hasn't edited it since then so the information is current. (C). This information is accurate because it is run by a University and they use it to teach students (A). The purpose of this website is to inform people on the differences between male and female brains (P).
> Using the TOECAP criteria, give a one paragraph summary of why you chose this site. Specifically discuss the elements of TOECAP.
I used the website: http://partnership.hs.columbia.edu/brain.html#other
This site is trustworthy because it is on the Columbia University website and used for educational purposes (T). This site has a good objective because it is most likely there for students to read and to teach kids because it is a University run website (O). This site has enough information for you to use and learn about the differences between male and female brains (E). Although this information was first put up/last edited in 1996, because it is a University website they most likely would have changed it if there would have been updates on it, which there obviously hasn't because the University hasn't edited it since then so the information is current. (C). This information is accurate because it is run by a University and they use it to teach students (A). The purpose of this website is to inform people on the differences between male and female brains (P).