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Nile C. Kinnick High School Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan Janet Murray Information Specialist

Janet Murray Information Specialist

Organizes informationOrganizes information

Library of Congress Online Catalog

Organizes informationOrganizes information Facilitates Facilitatescommunication

ABYZ News Links

LM_Net

MultiMedia Schools Magazine

Peter Milbury’s Network of School Librarian Web Pages

Organizes informationOrganizes information Facilitates communicationFacilitates communication Teaches research skills Teaches research skills

Locating informationLocating information

Subject DirectoriesSubject Directories Librarians' Index to the Internet BUBL Link Catalogue of Internet Resources

Subject DirectoriesSubject Directories Kathy Schrock’s Guide for Educators KidsClick

Search Engines Search Engines Ask Jeeves Subjex

Search Engines Search Engines Northern Light Google

Locating information Locating information Evaluating web sites Evaluating web sites

Authority Who wrote it? What are the author’s qualifications? What organization sponsors the site?

Accuracy Can you verify the facts from another source?

Objectivity What is the purpose of the site? Who sponsors the site? Is the site biased?

Currency When was the page last updated? Is currency important to your topic?

Relevance Does the information relate to your topic?

AuthorityAuthority AccuracyAccuracy ObjectivityObjectivity CurrencyCurrency RelevanceRelevance

Locating information Locating information Evaluating web sites Evaluating web sites Information literacy Information literacy

Standards for Student Learning Standards for Student Learning Information Power: Nine Information Literacy Standards for Student Learning

Big6 Skills

Nile C. Kinnick High School Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan Janet Murray Information Specialist