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Exploration: Find a
site that provides a virtual field trip to a place students
couldn't visit in person.
Timeliness: Locate a
site that contains timely information on a topic that might
not be available in a book.
Variety: Visit a site
that contains different kinds of information than might be
found in library resources.
Expanded Search: Do a
search on a topic. What unusual information can you find on
the topic?
Interaction: Can you
find a contact person in your area of interest? Develop an
activity that would involve connecting your students with
other students or adults.
Expertise: Can you
find information that might be useful in career exploration
or a person that could answer questions your class might
have about a topic?
Authenticity: Locate
information on your topic that you think would be credible.
Why do you think this is a quality source of
information?
Varied Information
Types/Communication Channels: Locate information in a
sound, graphic, animation, or video format on your
topic.
Motivation: Find
something fun in your topic area.
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