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Evaluating Websites - Using the CRAAP Test

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Use the CRAAP test to decide if the websites are reliable or not.

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Use the CRAAP test to decide if the websites are reliable or not.

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Is "The Dog Island" website reliable?

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Is the "Types of materials" website reliable?

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Is the "What is climate change?" website reliable?

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Is "The black death" website reliable?

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Is the "Blue planet biomes" website reliable?

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Is the "Ancient Egypt" website reliable?

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Is the "Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus" website reliable?

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Is "The structure of the earth" website reliable?

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Is the "Toxins and food webs" website reliable?

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Is the "All about explorers" website reliable?

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The disclaimer, at the bottom of the page, says that "this site was made in jest, for fun for love of dogs and for love of life. You are to take NO actions, make NO decisions based on the content of this website."

In the "About Us" section it says "This website is an award-winning, national, charitable organization. It has provided engaging, evidence-based STEM programs for 30 years at no cost for Canadian youth and educators."

This website is from the United Nations, a reliable organisation.

In the "About" section it says the site has been created by Stephen Byrne, a 14-year-old.

In the "About" section it says that it was originally created by Elisabeth Benders-Hyde who was a science aide at a school and incorporates information from independent research by students.

This website has been created by National Geographic, an international scientific and educational organisation.

The website claims that the octopus lives in the forest alongside the sasquatch (bigfoot). Octopuses live in the ocean. If you search for the "Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus" on the internet, it will tell you the site is a hoax.

The BBC, who have written the information, are a broadcaster (news and tv) in the United Kingdom.

This is an educational site from the New Zealand government.

The "About" section says that "all of the Explorer biographies here are fictional" as the site was created by teachers to teach students about researching on the internet.

 
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