Is this CRAAP?

OK, so it's a little bit funny, right? Well, Ms. McCall DID NOT come up with this herself. A college professor and librarian, Sarah Blakeslee, created it as an easy way for students to remember the specific criterion for evaluating sources; especially those on the Internet. To read the (short) humorous article she wrote about it herself, go here.

The actual handout link within the article is out of date; however, I have notified the University, so it should be changed soon. In the meantime, I also found the correct link here.

Additionally, CRAAP has gone viral since it's inception in 2002! Watch this short video (also below) from 2018 to see CRAAP in action. Peirce College librarians did a great job with this video, but any of you who have been in any of my research classes know how I feel about Wikipedia and using the "Talk" page tab, which basically debunks some of the assessment the librarians made about the page they were evaluating.

Come back to this page soon to see how to utilize the Wikipedia Talk tab and the "Rubric of the World" to access the validity of specific pages.

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