You will discuss the SIFT tool to help you evaluate and consider indicators of authority so to determine the credibility of sources, and understanding the elements that are sticky when considering credibility.
Using the Padlet, share a resource that you found that you are not sure if it is credible and/or you want to discuss.
Describe the topic.
Write one thing the resource says that seems relevant.
Citations to journal articles, books, reviews, and chapters in the fields of anthropology, economics, political science, and sociology.
The UTSC Library and the Office of the Vice-Principal Research and Innovation are proud sponsors of the Undergraduate Research and Creative Forum(URCF). The URCF gives talented UTSC students an opportunity to gain experience disseminating research, scholarship, and creative activities to an academic community and develop their presentation skills. The Forum also gives students a platform to share their experiences so that other UTSC students can learn more about the accomplishments and research or creative interests of their peers.
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Contact your liaison librarian, review our Frequently Asked Questions or join us at our drop-in info sessions in-person outside the UTSC Library:
If you require an accommodation, please advise Nina Adamo or the AccessAbility Services Office before the submission deadline.
* Note that research and creative projects do not need to be completed by the Undergraduate Research and Creative Forum submission deadline in February. Students are encouraged to submit their proposal as long as their work is anticipated to be completed prior to March 25th.
