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Internet Integrity
Evaluate the sources you find on the internet for reliability and accuracy.
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The resources that you find on the Internet are all true.
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.gov = government If you come across a site with this domain, it’s a federal government site. The information is considered to be from a credible source.
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.edu = educational institution Sites using this domain name are schools ranging from kindergarten to higher education. If it’s from a department or research center at an educational institution, it can generally be taken as credible.
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.org = traditionally a non-profit organization Generally, the information in these types of sites is credible and unbiased, but there are examples of organizations that strongly advocate specific points of view over others
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On the Internet, look out for anything that sounds like a personal opinion that is not based on fact.
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It doesn't matter who wrote the article.
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The date that the article was written doesn't really matter.
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All of the information in Wikipedia is true.
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