Q 1. Pick a subject to research in either Academic Search Premier or ProQuest Direct--on any topic. This does not have to be literary. 2. Find an example of a good source for your topic. 3. Then use a "regular" search engine of your choice (Google, Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc.) and find an example of a bad source for the same topic. 4. Finally, using criteria from "Identifying Fake News," explain what criteria you used to determine the legitimacy of each source. How and why do you consider your good example a good source and your bad example of the same topic a bad source? DUE DATE: Submit both examples (the "good" and the "bad") and your critique reasoning by midnight, Sunday, Feb. 3.
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