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Hum/176 Week 2: Toolwire® Learnscape: Credibility and Impact
|Title |Internet Information and Online Concepts |

|Assessment A, Part One - Credibility and Impact: Exploring the |
|Internet and Politics |
|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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|Colbert Nation: no |
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|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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|Crooks and Liars: no |
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|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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|Daily Kos: no |
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|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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|POLITICO: no |
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|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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|Red, Green and Blue: no |
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|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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|Salon: no |
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|Indicate whether each website is credible. |
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