INFORMATION LITERACY

With so much information available to us today, it's often difficult to know if what we're reading is accurate or not. Use the information on this Class Guide to help you determine if your source is reliable and valid or not.
Evaluating Articles - check out this Prezi to determine if your source is reliable or not..
Identifying and Locating Scholarly Articles - check out this Prezi from the PGCC Library to learn about the difference between scholarly and popular articles.

Check out this infographic to get to know your sources.

If you want to follow the money in US politics, check out this website.
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