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What does 'currency of information' refer to?
Think about how up-to-date the information is.
What acronym can you use to remember the different aspects of evaluating a publisher's credibility?
'B' stands for what in BRIGHT?
What is a crucial factor when assessing an author's credibility?
Think about what makes someone an expert.
True or False: It is not important to verify how current the information is when evaluating sources.
Consider how quickly fields can change.
You found an article on climate change from an unfamiliar website. Describe the steps you would take to evaluate if it's credible.
What are some questions you would ask about the article?
Discuss how the intent behind a publication can affect its credibility. Provide an example.
Consider the motives behind the publication.
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