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Application Activity: Article Evaluation

Name: Soundarajan Raju

Overview
It is important to evaluate information sources carefully. In this activity, you will find a full-text
article and do a quick evaluation of it.

Step 1
Open Google Scholar.

Step 2
Think of a topic that interests you. Enter a search term using a combination of two or more
words related to your topic. You may alternately create your own search terms. Either way, you
must use the Boolean search parameters “AND” or “OR” to clarify your search. Click “Search.”

If you need help, consider using these search terms in Google Scholar:
 social media AND youth
 study skills AND online

Answer the following questions.

1. What topic did you choose?


Study Skill.

2. What was your search term? Be sure to include the Boolean Operator that you used.
Study skill AND online

Step 3
Locate and open a full-text article. Keep looking through the search results, or use a different
set of search terms until you find an article that you can see in full-text. Review PC 103 W05
Lesson: Information Literacy if you need help finding a full-text article.

Quickly scan the article and answer the following questions.


3. What is the name of the article you chose?
"Effective Online Study Skills for Students: A Comprehensive Guide"
4. To you, what makes the content credible?
The content is credible because it is published in a peer-reviewed journal, authored by
educational psychologists with extensive backgrounds in online learning. It cites
numerous studies and includes references to established theories in education.
To you, is the content objective (meaning is it unbiased, not persuasive)?
Yes, the content appears objective.
Why or why not?
The article presents data and research findings without promoting any specific products
or services. It discusses both advantages and challenges of online study skills, providing
a balanced view.
5. What would you say is the author’s purpose or point?
The author’s purpose is to inform students about effective strategies for studying online,
helping them enhance their learning outcomes and manage their time more efficiently.
How easy is it for you to navigate the article? Explain your answer.
The article is easy to navigate, with clear headings and subheadings that outline the
main sections. A table of contents at the beginning allows for quick access to specific
topics.
6. How Easy is it to read and understand? Explain your answer.
The article is easy to read and understand. The language is straightforward, and complex
concepts are explained with examples. Visual aids, such as charts and graphs, help
clarify key points.

Step 4
Save this document with your name in the filename, and follow the instructions in your course
to submit it for grading and feedback.

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