Online Sources

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Online Sources

Identifying Reliable Websites

What does reliable
mean?

Reliable

Something you can trust and depend on.

Can we trust that video?
Tell me what you think!

www.dhmo.org

Dihydrogen Monoxide is

1. a dangerous chemical.
2. water.
3. something that should be banned.
4. the "Invisible Killer".

Both of those sources were UNRELIABLE! But does that mean every video on Youtube and every website on the Internet is fake?

How can we tell if a website is safe and reliable?

Turn to a table mate and tell them what you think! Stop when the light turns red.

Don't fall into a T.R.A.A.P.

Use T.R.A.A.P. to help you decide if a website is reliable.

Timeliness- When is this information from? Is it updated?

Relevance- Does the title match the article? Is it the info you need?

Accuracy- Is the information accurate? Are there spelling errors or mistakes?

Authority- Who is the creator? Is the website .org, .com, or .edu?

Purpose- What is the purpose of the site? To sell something? To inform?

www.dhmo.org

Choose two of these websites and fill out the T.R.A.A.P. form to decide whether or not they are reliable! 

The Official Website of the Republic of Molossia

The Jackalope Conspiracy

10 Cool Things About Pluto

Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

All About Tigers

Dog Island

Discussion Leader intro speech

Start working on your introduction as a Discussion Leader.

> Start with some background information > why is it relevant to discuss the topic?

> Use (a) source(s)!

> Introduce the speakers (who is in favor / against?

For example:

“[…insert background information…] So that is why today’s discussion is about the statement […insert discussion statement…]. […insert name proponent…] is in favor of the statement and […insert name opponent…] is against the statement. […insert name…] could you please start by giving your first argument in favor/against?”

Write down your intro speech (Discussion Leader)