EVALUACION 3

PARTE 1 UNA VEZ LEIDO Y ANALIZADO LA LECTURA DADA, LEA LAS SIGUIENTES ORACIONES Y
DECIDA SI ESTAS SON VERDADERAS O FALSAS

1. . The PDF guide is about academic research online. - True

2. The guide provides tips on how to conduct intentional and critical research. - Fake
3. The guide only focuses on how to find credible resources. - Fake
4. The guide provides information on how to cite sources properly. - True
5. The guide suggests that peer-reviewed articles are not important for academic research. - Fake
6. The guide recommends exploring the "About Us" pages and contact information to find out
more about the source. - True
7. The guide suggests that scholarly articles typically include more images and photographs than
tables. - Fake
8. The guide recommends using search engines like Google to find academic research. - True
9. The guide suggests that there are search operators that can make your search results more
relevant. - Fake
10. The guide does not provide any information on reference management tools. – Fake

PARTE II LEA LAS SIGUIENTES ORACIONES Y MARQUE LA RESPUESTA CORRECTA DE ACUERDO AL

ARTICULO DADO.

1. Which of the following is NOT included in academic articles?

a) Bibliography and Citations
b) Length and Title
c) Images and Tables
d) Advertisements
2. Which of the following is a good place to start learning about your topic in a more general way?
a) LinkedIn
b) Facebook Groups
c) Google
d) WorldCat
 3. What is WorldCat?
a) A social media platform
b) A search engine
c) A network of libraries
d) A reference management tool

4. What should you look for to determine the credibility of a source?

a) The author's background and expertise
b) The number of images and photographs included
c) The length of the article
d) The number of advertisements included

5. What are search operators?

a) Techniques that make your search results more relevant
b) Special-topic search engines
c) Online forums for asking questions
d) One-on-one assistance from librarians

PARTE 3 LEA LAS SIGUIENTES PREGUNTA Y PROCEDA A RESPONDER DE ACUERDO A LA INFORMACION

SOLICITADA. / LAS RESPUESTAS PUEDEN SE EN INGLES O ESPANOL

1. What are some of the things that are typically included in academic articles?

Academic articles usually include:

• Bibliography and citations

• Images and tables
• Author information
2. What are some strategies for finding high-quality scholarly resources for research
assignments?

Search engines are very helpful for research and together with search operators they perform a
more effective task of research.

3. What are search operators, and how can they help you find more relevant search results?

They are a series of symbols and commands that serve to delimit the results of the searches that
they carry out. Allowing you to perform searches and create filters in a more specific way.

4. What is WorldCat, and how can it help you find library resources?

WorldCat is a library network that allows you to not only find libraries in your community, but
also search their collections online. WorldCat details collections from tens of miles of institutions, in
many countries, that are or have been members of the OCLC worldwide cooperative.

5. What should you look for to determine the credibility of a source?

Use the following questions to guide your review of each source you want to include:

• What is the purpose of the resource or website? Some sites are designed around educational
goals, while others are primarily focused on selling something or providing another type of
experience (eg entertainment, news).
• Who is the target audience for the information presented? The look of the site and the language
used can be a clue to the intended readers. Are other resources cited? Is the material based on
research or opinion?
• Who is the author or creator? Look for details about the writer's background. and experience on
the subject. Find information about their credentials, as well as check out other credible
publications in the field.
• Who sponsors the website? Is the website maintained by a school (?edu), government agency
(.gov), business (.com), or non-profit organization (.org)? The website extension is a starting point,
but you should also explore the "About Us" pages and contact information to learn more about
the source and their perspective on the subject.
• How recent was the information published or updated? Many websites are infrequently updated
or even abandoned, but may still appear in your search results. Take some time to determine if
the materials presented are not only relevant to your research, but also current.