internet research

An exploration of reliability of digital information sources, discussing how to find reliable information, and how information found online can be misleading, misinformed, or dangerous in some instances.

Presents a comprehensive program based on the nmemonic acronym RADCAB designed to help upper-elementary and middle school students think critically about information found on the Internet.

Provides instructions and reproducible pages for twenty-five games and activities that teach students in second through sixth grade about plagiarism.

Discusses the benefits of teaming up online to work on research projects, discussing the different ways to link up online, looking at some rules to keep in mind, and including exercises, checklists, and illustrations.

Introduces children to the Internet, and describes how to perform effective, safe online research.

Presents a guide to sifting through information in cyberspace and provides instructions on evaluating the quality of Web sites and researching topics on-line.

Explores the various kinds of media and digital tools available to students, and reviews step-by-step tips on how to make the best use of them.

Describes how the Internet can be used for research projects, and discusses search engines, sources, trustworthy Web sites, safety tips, and more.