Reading the World Wide Web

Critical reading exercises that evaluate the quality of Web pages and sites.
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Summarizing, Paraphrasing, Dictionary Use, Context Clues, Handwriting 1, 2, 3

 World Wide Web Sources

Tutorials

 
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  Reading the WWW Guidebook
  Topics Webpage One Webpage Two
  Stem Cell What is a Stem Cell? Stem Cell Research
  Sex Education Abstinence Education Programs Abstinence Only Programs
  Echinacea Health Journal WebMD Health
  Ginseng Siberian Ginseng Ginseng
  Harry Potter Thank God for Harry Potter Harry Potter; A New Twist to Witchcraft
  Immigration Immigration and the Economy Immigrants and the Economy
  Indian Mascots Indian Psychologists Support Retiring of Offensive Team Mascots Honor the Chief
  Reparations Reparations: A View from the Left America Has Apologized
  Lactose Intolerance Dairy's Role in African American Health Lactose Intolerance is Normal
 

DO NOT PRINT THE PRESENTATIONS,

THEY ARE FOR ONLINE VIEWING ONLY. 

Types of Web Sites
Criteria
Applying Criteria
 

Lab Assignments
Save each MSWord document below, then print.

World Wide Web Pages - Lab A, Lab B, Lab C, Lab D, Lab E

Types of Web Sites - Lab I

 Dr. Sewell - Lab I

Accuracy Labs - Lab II

Audience Labs - Lab III

 
Authority Labs - Lab IV
Coverage Labs - Lab V
Currency Labs - Lab VI  
Objectivity Labs - Lab VII  
 
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