**Evaluating+Resources

(Super 3 is for K-2): [] This 6 step process is not just for reports, etc, but for any information need, from choosing a birthday present for a friend to narrowing down a list of colleges to apply to.
 * Big 6 Research Process**

nice interactive for grades 4 - 12 to teach search strategies using Boolean Operators: []
 * Boolify**

[] Note: read this page, as most, but not all, resources are usable for educational purposes: []
 * Center for Media Literacy**

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 * Checklist for Digital Use and Bloom's**

from Noodle Tools, good for teachers to help structure searches, also good for secondary; could use some of it for elementary: []
 * Choose the Best Search**

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 * Digital Literacy site with well-done mini-quizes for grades 6 - 12**

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 * Evaluating Web Sites** - **Links from the ECB Surf Report**

Lesson plans and more, here is their "Don't Be Fooled" page: []
 * FactCheckED.org**

Make a custom search that limits class choices, or to pre-select subject-specific websites. Doesn't work with image sites well. []
 * Google Custom Search**

[] and this page helps students look at accuracy, reliability: []
 * How to Do Research from Kentucky Virtual Library**

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 * IMSA online "Kits" for Information Fluency Skills**

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 * Jo Cool or Jo Fool, gr 6 - 8, interactive lesson from Media Awareness Network**

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 * Kathy Schrock's Links for Critical Information Evaluation**

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 * Looking at a Map**

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 * Media literacy Links from the ECB Surf Report**

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 * November Learning Information Literacy Resources**

Old but good - a mini-poster about checking online information. []
 * Quality Information Checklist**

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 * SHAMBLES (huge site from SE Asia schools) Info Lit Links:**

Online full-text magazine on Information Literacy [] It is published by SOS for Information Literacy, which has searchable database of lessons: []
 * Spotlight Digest**