Videos for Evaluation Sources
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A well-produced and informative video reviewing basic criteria for website evaluation; posted by Hartness Library, Vermont Tech and Community College Libraries.
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This short video provides a straightforward and very useful demonstration of how evaluation criteria (currency, reliability, authority, and purpose) are applied to actual websites. Posted by Portland State University Library.
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A creative, though somewhat longer, video discusses the importance of website evaluation and covers the basics: purpose, URL domains, authorship/sponsorship, bias and currency. Produced by Spartanburg Community College.
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A straightforward presentation of the 5W's of website evaluation (who? what? where? when? why?). Produced by Suffolk County Community College Library.
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Evaluating websites for currency, relevancy, authority, accuracy and purpose - a catchy little video produced by Waikato Law Library.
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Website evaluation tips (currency, relevancy, authority, accuracy and purpose) as narrated by students.
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