How to research
Citing sources
Quoting vs summarizing vs paraphrasing
Fake news
Reliable sources
100

What is the first thing that might appear when searching online?

An ad

100

Which citation style do we use at DKIS?

MLA9

100

Which method involves copying a section of text word-for-word and enclosing it in quotation marks?

Quoting

100

What is the difference between fake and misleading news?

Fake news is completely made-up information meant to trick people, while misleading news uses true facts but presents them in a way that confuses or tricks people.


100

What is a primary source?

A primary source is an original document or firsthand account, such as a diary, photograph, or official record, created at the time of an event.

200

Why is it important to use key words when asking a research question?

To get more relevant search results

200

How do we cite a book in DKIS?

Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. Publisher, Publication Date.

200

Which technique involves restating someone else’s ideas or information in your own words, while keeping the original meaning?

Paraphrasing

200

What are some obvious signs of untrustworthy or fake news websites?

all-caps, pop-up ads, spelling mistakes, sensational titles, outdated information, poor grammar

200

Which sources are generally reliable?

the ones ending with .edu, .org, .gov.

300

What is the purpose of using quotation marks around a phrase in your research?

To search for an exact phrase

300

Which citation includes the name of the artist, title of the artwork, website name, and the URL where the image can be found?

Picture

300
What does summarizing mean?

Condensing a larger amount of text into a shorter version, focusing on the main points.

300

What is the purpose of fake news? (at least three ideas)

cast doubt, destroy the credibility, reduce impact of real news, make money (clickbait), (political) propaganda, worry or scare, manipulate, entertain, deceive, misinform/disinform…

300

Which sources are generally unreliable?

ad, blog, social media

400

What does the "NOT" or "-" do when searching for research topics?

Eliminates options

400

How to correctly cite an electronic source at DKIS?

Author's Last Name, First Name. Title of Website, Name of Organization Affiliated with the Website, date of copyright or date last modified/updated if available, URL. Accessed Day Month Year site was visited

400

When should you use quoting?

When the exact wording is important, such as in direct speeches or key definitions.

400

How can you tell if an image is fake?

the lack of texture and detail (faces, fingers…), inconsistencies (shadows, reflections, unusual lines…), check the source, reverse search, fake watermarks

400

What makes a source relevant?

time, location, level

500

How can you improve your search results by using the asterisk (*) symbol?

It helps find words with different endings, like "teen" or "teenager"

500

How to correctly cite artificial intelligence at DKIS?

Prompt. Name of AI Tool, version number if known, Name of company that made the tool, Day Month Year content was generated, URL of Tool.

500

Why should you paraphrase?

To restate an idea in your own words and avoid plagiarism but keep the original source's meaning intact.

500

What should you check to make sure the news isn't fake?

who is the author, compare with other sources, is the news site trustworthy, is the news site updated, what is the purpose of the news, is it objective
500

What do you check with the CRAAP test?

Currency, Relevancy, Accuracy, Authority, Purpose