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Tuesday, 24 January 2006
Hype? Fact? Helping Online Students Evaluate Websites
Topic: Instructional Activities
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Developing the ability to distinguish website hype from reality is a critical skill, but one that tends to be overlooked in online courses. This article models how to develop writing assignments that give students an opportunity to examine websites' claims made about products, the use of logic, and the nature of the "evidence" used to support the claims. It also gives students a chance to look at two sides of the story, and to examine evidence through lenses colored by presuppositions, assumptions, beliefs, and values.

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Posted by elearningqueen at 7:33 AM EST

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