PLAN
A HOLIDAY!
Accuracy and Reliability
Whatever you write must be both accurate and reliable. Accurate in its spelling and grammar, accurate in its content (that what you say is true), free from prejudice and bias as far as possible, and honest enough to say where you borrowed your ideas.
Accurate spelling and grammar
All your work should be accurate in this way or your readers
won't take you seriously.
If I rite like his,, with lot's of mistaches in my riting, weather speling
or tiping - why should you believe that the content of my writing
- what I write about - is accurate?
For this kind of accuracy a spell checker - and a grammar checker
if you know how to use it - can be a great help. However you shouldn't
rely on it.
Try this one minute exercise.
How to Evaluate a Website
While most websites are honest in the way they give their information, some are biased and a few are actively dishonest.
How can we evaluate whether a site is honest and accurate?
Look at
- authorship
- reputation of the publisher
- point of view or bias
- does it refer to bibliographies and other genuine sources?
- can we verify its information?
- is the information up to date?
- are there any signs of it being propaganda, misinformation or disinformation?
Accurate Content
Sometimes people disagree, sometimes no-one
knows the real truth, sometimes one source is right and another is wrong
but you can't tell which .... More
about accuracy of content 
Free from prejudice and bias
If you know where and when and
by whom the article was written you may be able to say how reliable
the information is.
More about prejudice
and bias