Determining the Validity and Reliability of Information

Sites created by the government agencies and are generally trustworthy.

Sites created for education and usually trustworthy.

Sites that we have to be careful with, some are trying to sell us something.

What do we call to Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy and Perspective?

When checking for you topic, this is what you look when the source was published.

This is simply known as the name of the different websites.

A source that provides you with information compatible, applicable and related to your topic.

Here, researchers must be really careful about biases.

How current should an article be in order for it to be reliable?

If you were given the assignment of finding the peer-reviewed research articles on the subject of election fraud, which of the following statements best describes the kind of article that you need to find?

While doing a research, you came across documents that included things like the original results of an experiment, eye witness accounts of an event, and legal documents. What kind of documents did you find?

This source provides factual information, what is stated is actually correct.

It talks about the credibility and the qualification of the person writing about the topic.

The test to  judge the reliability and validity of information.

The rank of the test result to consider the resources can be used.