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This tutorial presents a brief overview of the reasons to evaluate information you find on the Internet, offers guidelines to assist you in the process, and helps you assess the information found on sample Web pages. Although the principles presented here apply to all kinds of information found on the Internet, the primary focus is on sites from organizations and companies-sites that you will likely visit while conducting research-rather than on personal Web sites.
 
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Felila S.Leatiota Evaluating Online Sources;A Tutorial by Roger Munger
yes thankyou for letting me share my thoughts with whomever.I am still new to research to tutorial it is still very confussing but I am more knowledgeable in what I was searching for now.I think what I found to be very resourceful was all the different topics and materials in helping me to understand my topic and its topic.the internet search is so much advance in alot of ways and it offers so many different ways to excess it.I am very satisfied with my results I found,now I hope I can put it in the right folder for my class.

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