Read the content in the "Using the C.R.A.P Test to Evaluate Sources" box, then watch the "C.R.A.P Test in Action" videos.
The information on this page is critical for helping you learn how to find credible online sources, so strive to make sure you have a firm understanding of the content before you move on.
Remember, if you have any questions, you can:
In the videos to the right, you'll learn tips that will help you find credible internet sources appropriate for an academic assignment.
Before you watch the video, read the following for a brief introduction to some of the essential keywords and concepts that will be introduced:
In order to find credible sources, it's imperative that you use your critical thinking skills and the terms above to evaluate the sources you discover before using them in your research.
Sources: Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Libraries & University of Toledo, Writing Center
NOTE: If you'd like to see the articles discussed in this video to review their qualities for yourself, click on the links below. They are arranged by order or appearance.
NOTE: If you'd like to see the websites discussed in this video to review their qualities for yourself, click on the links below. They are arranged by order or appearance.