Are you looking to up your game in the evaluation of online information? Bestselling author John Green wants to help! Misinformation, disinformation, fake news, and conspiracies have become so common that we stumble across these all the time in our web searches and in our news feeds. And it’s getting harder and harder to evaluate… Continue reading A Better Way to Evaluate Online Information
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Coronavirus Scams
The Coronavirus outbreak has resulted in an over-abundance of information. Stories are coming at us at a rapid pace, from all different directions. This makes it especially difficult to know what is accurate and what is false. Scammers are out there trying to take advantage of this vulnerability and of people’s fears. Newsguard has identified… Continue reading Coronavirus Scams
New Library of Congress Website for “Constitution Annotated”
September 17th is Constitution Day, a day commemorating the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1787. In conjunction with this, the Library of Congress has launched a new website “mak[ing] the 3,000 pages of the Constitution Annotated fully searchable and accessible for the first time to online audiences – including Congress, legal scholars, law students and… Continue reading New Library of Congress Website for “Constitution Annotated”
Tips And Tricks – Get Good information every time!!
The MVCC library is designed to be your information center but there may be times when you can’t make it to campus. When that happens the library’s website is the perfect place to get started on your research. If you can’t get what you need on our website you might need to use other websites.… Continue reading Tips And Tricks – Get Good information every time!!