Project Review

Project Review

ICT Project 4

ICT=HW Script Running Order Plan Outline Audacity

Project 4 - Internet Radio (BBC)

IntrodutiontoPart4.docx

AIS News + Info Reliability

My Newspaper My Sources Table

Cheeking websites for their reliability

Judging the reliability of websites (do slide 2)

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8 Checkpoints For Imformation Reliability

Checkpoints:

1. #inforeliability Check point 6 was about when is the site produce. At the end of the page, it had write who the author & where/when is from (ME!)
2. #inforeliability Check Point 1: it about It is clear for the author written information to show is the author subject and ideas
3. #inforeliability checkpoint 3: does it meet my aims? if you go to a website that doesn't give much info, it won't do much to you.
4. #inforeliability My is checkpoint 5 is base on how you can find the correct information, the author & does is have correct info you need
5. #inforeliability my check point is about the imformation biassed in any way. It's inforeliability by thinking a different point of view.
6. #inforeliability about choosing your own choices. Help: looking at the information and the advice and if you only have 1 opion, not trustful
7. #inforeliability checkpoint 4: if the site does not fit your needs then it is of no use to you
8.  #Inforeliability the aim of sit clear.Information is relaible because help you to decide whether it is worth looking at the rest of the site

Check Point 6

Its reliable imformation because...

• Its was written in ancient Greece by Hippocrates nearly 2500 years ago; it tell who is the author and where it from. 

• Its had lots of different imformations and it also had a quiz to check, and if it not a reliable imformation so the other imformations and the quizzes may be really useless. And fake website making a quiz ? I'll said it so ridiculous, waste a lots of time to create a fake website with a quiz on it ?! really!!