Determining Credibility Presentation & Video
- Have a CCOW (Foley Library, Gonzaga University)Research guide by Anthony Tardiff, Librarian at Gonzaga University
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Evaluation Methods
Types of Evaluation Methods
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If you are looking for a great conversation starter and a more holistic way of determining a source's purpose and credibility, see our library guide on the CCOW evaluation method. |
CRAAP is useful as a basic introduction to the process of evaluation. If you are not sure which evaluation method to start with CRAAP is a great starting place. |
SOAPstone is a useful strategy for analyzing primary sources. This process will help you examine the different dimensions of a text, which can then be used to employ the text as evidence in discussion or writing. |
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The SMART Check is particularly helpful when evaluating news stories. Determine if your news source is SMART before believing what is reported. |
SIFT is a 4-step method to quickly ascertain the accuracy of social media posts and websites by using fact-checkers' strategies of cross-referencing information. |
If you are not sure where to start or could use help evaluating a source, feel free to use the 24/7 Librarian Chat, where you can connect with a librarian any time of day. |
