Skill Lesson 2.  Evaluate the effectiveness of different online resources.  Examine online resources to determine their credibility as a source of information.

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Skill Lesson 2

 Evaluate the effectiveness of different online resources.  Examine online resources to determine their credibility as a source of information.  Explore events in Sudan & assess whether Darfur can be considered a genocide.

 What are the different purposes people have for putting information online?  How might these different purposes affect how information is presented?  Inform, Entertain, Persuade, Sell Product.  Content included/left out, look of page, level of editing

 no-terminator-seeds-become-seedsaver no-terminator-seeds-become-seedsaver  What is the website’s purpose?  Who is behind the screen?  Is the information biased in any way?  Is information up to date?  What purpose would we use this info for? Why?

 Video Clip “Our Choice Too – On the Edge in Darfur”  Why is there conflict in Darfur?  What factors are at the root of this conflict?  What kind of violence is being perpetrated?  What is the role of the international community in the conflict?  sources/twtn_darfur_video s.php sources/twtn_darfur_video s.php

Use the following websites to complete the “Evaluating Online Information” handout with your partner:    ault.stm ault.stm     s/ s/  udan udan

 Were some websites more effective than others? Why?  What types of sources were the most effective?  Which websites had the most variety in their sources? The least? Why?  Do the sources presented on the websites change the way you feel about Darfur?  Do you think the conflict in Darfur was genocide?  How should the US and international community respond? What are their obligations?

 Why is it important to be so thorough in evaluating our sources of online information?  Post info for different reasons  Reason influences what is posted  Must sort to determine relevance & reliability

 Find a new website that elaborates upon/relates to your African conflict.  Complete “Evaluating Online Information” organizer for this new website.