In your own words and in 60 seconds or less, look at your camera and answer the following question: “Why is it important to use more than one standard of thought when evaluating a source, argument, or idea?” In the submission box below, simply type “submitted.  

In your own words and in 60 seconds or less, look at your camera and answer the following question: “Many students treat the CRAAP test like a simple checklist, but the criteria are actually more complex and depend on the situation. Choose one CRAAP test criterion (like Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, or Purpose) and explain why it’s more complicated than it might seem at first.” In the submission box below, simply type “submitted.

In your own words and in 60 seconds or less, look at your camera and answer the following question: “Pick two tools from the Baloney Detection Kit and explain how they could help you spot misleading or false information.” In the submission box below, simply type “submitted.

In your own words and in 60 seconds or less, look at your camera and answer the following question: “What is an evaluation claim (give an example when describing)? Also, why are evaluation claims important?” In the submission box below, simply type “submitted.

In your own words and in 60 seconds or less, look at your camera and answer the following question: “What’s one cognitive bias you learned about this year? Explain what it is, why it’s harmful or misleading, and how someone can avoid falling for it.” In the submission box below, simply type “submitted.

In your own words and in 60 seconds or less, look at your camera and answer the following question: “What is an evaluation claim (give an example when describing)? Also, why are evaluation claims important?” In the submission box below, simply type “submitted.

Find the measure of the missing angle to nearest tenth of a degree.  

Solve for x to one decimal place.

Find the length of the indicated side to 1 decimal place.

Solve for x to one decimal place.