How can you tell if a website has trustworthy and reliable information?
Use the C.R.A.P test
Currency- How current is the information?
Reliability and Relevance- Can you trust the source? Is it appropriate for your topic?
Authority- Who wrote the information? Is the person or organization an expert on the topic?
Purpose and Point of View- Why was the article written? Is it biased?
Scholarly Databases/Search Engines
Questia
(see Ms. Regan for a username/password)
INFOMINE
Virtual library of websites, databases, electronic journals and more
Google Scholar
APA Style
Son of a Citation Machine
Purdue Online Writing Lab
APA on Facebook
Important Websites
Cognition Laboratory Experiments
IB Psychology Blog
Microsoft Excel Online
Choose your version (2003, 2007, 2010) and search for information regarding functions, graphs etc.
Statistical Functions in Excel 2007
YouTube also has instructional videos you can watch to learn how to use the formulas within Excel
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